General Training
Riding with Health Problems: Continued
What happens to your life with horses when you're facing a major health issue? Horse & Rider readers share their coping tips.
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Clinton Anderson: Move Your Horse's Hind End
Training your horse to disengage his hindquarters gives you full control of his engine. By Clinton Anderson with J. Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Clinton Anderson: Move Your Horse's Front End
Yielding your horse's forequarters gives you control of his direction and ups his respect for you as his leader. By Clinton Anderson with J. Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Clinton Anderson: Back Up Your Horse
Train your horse to back up and respect your personal space--to increase your safety on the ground. By Clinton Anderson with J. Forsberg Meyer for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Three Rider Fitness Exercises for Better Performance
Take your riding to the next level by getting fit. Here are three exercises to get you started from Practical Horseman magazine. -
Fitness Tip of the Month for Riders: Better Balance
Using bodywork exercises to improve your balance is a great addition to help your riding. By Heather Sansom for Dressage Today magazine. -
The Six Golden Principles of Horse Training
The co-founders of Cavalia share their insights on equine behavior and training in this excerpt from their new book, Gallop to Freedom. Plus, watch a video preview of the book! -
Correct a Head-Shy Horse with Clinton Anderson
Teach your horse not to fear movement near his head with this no-nonsense, step-by-step method to cure head shyness. By Clinton Anderson for Horse & Rider magazine. -
Fitness Tip of the Month for Riders: Fitness for Mature Riders
Fitness tips to improve flexibility, mobility and strength for the over-40 rider. By Heather Sansom for Dressage Today magazine. -
Look, Breathe, Sit Back to Boost Riding Confidence
Three steps to overcoming riding nervousness--plus, a way to remember them when it matters most. By Julie Goodnight for Horse & Rider magazine.
