Going FAST to SLOW is an ART!!! Let’s Break it Down

Going fast or slow sounds very simple and easy, but doing it with a horse at very high speed and remaining composed and in frame is a lot harder than it sounds. Here’s how I break it down.

[@emilylewis7642]

Also, can you do a video on "Tips to riding a lazy reiner" ? Your horses all move so nice, use their hocks and back so nice and always look like they're giving you their best movement with plenty of impulsion. What are some ways to get that consistently from horses who tend to be a bit on the lazy side?

[@madeleindevilliers2530]

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[@ponyupnat1339]

Love it thank you!

[@horsegal3358]

Really good content in this channel!

[@prayerdog]

Now THAT I understand!!! Thanks Boss!!!!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Right on! ✌️

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Very important information. Great video!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank ya! Glad you liked it

[@mitzisantana3666]

Thanks for sharing! Very informative!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you Mitzi!

[@stephenking7923]

Great video very helpfull thanks

[@PONYHEAVEN]

W O W so cool to watch. Very thorough.

[@horsetrainingpro]

I left out so much to keep it short. Make sure to watch on full version available on thecomfortzone.vhx.tv and more!!! Thank you for taking the time to comment

[@EntrenadorEdgarDeAlba]

Thanks

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you!

[@jeremymiller9271]

Vere well laid out👍

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thx J!

[@emilylewis7642]

Great topic! I've been wondering about this. Can you clarify if a little bit of a slide is desirable or not? Assuming it is not a break in gait, just a tiny, split second of slide to make the difference look more dramatic, is that bad? I see people doing that at shows and people always cheer but I'm wondering what the judges think of that. Thanks again for sharing your expertise! I've been watching you for years and learning so much!

[@lexahnelson6816]

Loved this. Also, would you hum to cue the transition?

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you! Good point! Yes I always hum 🙂

[@lindsay.oram86]

What do you do if they aren’t reading your seat? Say you want to go from extended trot to jog?

[@lauca6969]

Interesting most pros have multiple cues... Humm, throw the inside leg off, weight in the stirrup.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Yep! All very good so long as they are clearly communicated. Teach Reward Repeat 🤠