Improve Your Horsemanship While Stuck at Home par 1 - Horsemanship Homework with Jeff Sanders

Welcome to the first episode of our three-part mini-series designed to boost your horsemanship skills from the comfort of your home!
Whether you're grounded due to bad weather, a busy schedule, or any other reason... ;) ...that keeps you from riding, we've got you covered. In this kick-off video, we'll explore practical and engaging exercises you can do right at home to enhance your connection with your horse, improve your understanding of horse behavior, and refine your overall riding techniques for when you're back in the saddle.
From groundwork basics to mental preparation strategies, this series is your go-to guide for making the most of your time away from the barn. Let's turn these obstacles into opportunities and come out as a stronger team with your horse. Stay tuned for more tips and tricks that will take your horsemanship to the next level, even from home!
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[@louisecassidy5991]

If you can't imagine how it should be, then it won't be! I shot pistol for Australia in 3 world championships, while learning the power of visualisation. All I had to do was imagine shooting tens all the time. If you can't imagine achieving, then how could you achieve? The mind is an amazing thing. Tell it a lie often enough, and that lie becomes truth. Visualise it happening, and it can happen! If you can't imagine it could happen, then it can't happen. Good vid. Thanks.

[@chenoaron]

Love this!

[@jolenesimmons184]

You said it!!! Something that’s haunted me for years. CANTER BACKWARDS. 20 years ago a dressage coach would have me warm up using my reining and ranch riding skills I had squire in the previous 20 years. Then I saw it in a Peron bull fighting tape. A big horse cantering backwards. Can you expound on this plz. Great video such a big part of riding 👍

[@richardscott5611]

I know I’ve done the same thing with different things. It’s pretty amazing

[@aztib]

Hey there, i have a serious question. Can you turn a Spanish Doma Vaquera ridden mule in to a bridle mule? My mule comes from Spain and is Spanish Doma vaquera trained and she knows the garrocha too. I do spanish riding but also western but not the common but more the old way which i like the most. there is not even one western bit that she accepts but one and that is a custom handmade mule bit on the basic principles of the spade bit and she loves it so i want to do more with that.