General Training
Video: Clinton Anderson on Lead Line Lightness
See just how light and responsive your horse can be on the lead line in this video from Team Horse & Rider member Clinton Anderson. | MORE
Sally Swift Shows Us the Way
Sally Swift's body-awareness methods helped to change the face of riding instruction. Here's the story of Centered Riding's intrepid, innovative founder. | MORE
Physical Fitness to Balance the Rider’s Body
Maintaining a physical fitness program will help busy riders make the most out of their time in the saddle by increasing balance, coordination and core strength. | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Preparation Slideshow
SLIDESHOW! Does your trail horse need a time out? Use Clinton Anderson's unique longeing techniques to refocus your horse's attention--and hone his can-do keenness. | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Circling Slideshow
SLIDESHOW! In the second part of Clinton Anderson's lesson in longeing for respect, you'll learn to send your horse out onto a circle, then cue him to turn in, stop, and face you. Controlling the movement of his feet in this manner will strengthen the bond between the two of you and sharpen his obedience. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine. | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Changing Directions Slideshow
SLIDESHOW! In the final part of Clinton Anderson's lesson in longeing for respect, you'll learn to direct your horse in a series of smooth, continuous turns on the hindquarters. This exercise activates the thinking side of his brain, improves his balance in rollbacks, and--most importantly--reinforces the message that you're in charge. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Preparation Intro
Does your trail horse need a time out? Use Clinton Anderson's unique longeing techniques to refocus your horse's attention-and hone his can-do keenness. This time: Longeing prep. | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Circling Intro
In the second part of Clinton Anderson's lesson in longeing for respect, you'll learn to send your horse out onto a circle, then cue him to turn in, stop, and face you. Controlling the movement of his feet in this manner will strengthen the bond between the two of you and sharpen his obedience. | MORE
Clinton Anderson’s Longeing for Respect: Changing Directions Intro
In the final part of Clinton Anderson's lesson in longeing for respect, you'll learn to direct your horse in a series of smooth, continuous turns on the hindquarters. This exercise activates the thinking side of his brain, improves his balance in rollbacks, and--most importantly--reinforces the message that you're in charge. | MORE
Which Thoroughbred Best Fits My Needs?
Guidelines to consider when choosing an off-the-track Thoroughbred for a specific English discipline, from the book Beyond the Track. | MORE
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