Lateral Flexion at a Standstill on Your Horse

How to Stop Your Horse from Walking Off When Mounting | Clinic Demonstration

Horses that walk off when you're trying to mount is one of the most dangerous challenges riders face. In this video, I address this critical issue with a powerful training technique: lateral flexion at a standstill.

Join me in this clinic demonstration as I show you how to incorporate this exercise into your daily training routine to achieve a soft, responsive face and still feet when mounting.

Why Horses Walking Off When Mounting is Dangerous
When a horse moves off as you mount, it can lead to serious accidents and injuries for both the rider and the horse. This behavior indicates a lack of control and communication, making it essential to address the root cause through proper training techniques.

What You'll Learn in This Video

Lateral Flexion at a Standstill: Discover how this exercise can help you gain control and softness in your horse’s face.

Step-by-Step Demonstration: Watch as I break down the process, making it easy for you to follow and implement with your own horse.

Incorporating into Daily Training: Learn how to seamlessly integrate lateral flexion into your regular training routine for lasting results.

Safety and Control: Understand the importance of achieving still feet when mounting and how it enhances safety and control.

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