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Mastering Green Horse Training: Build Trust and Confidence

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Get ready to master green horse training. Learn how to build trust and confidence with these basic training techniques for young or beginner horses or even an older horse needing some help.
I’m excited to share my latest video with you! This week, you'll get an authentic view of my fifth day of groundwork with a green 10-year-old mare that I’m re-starting under saddle.
In this uncut session (with just a few breaks for the mare to process), I demonstrate my basic groundwork techniques and how I use my body and energy to transition between trot and walk. You'll see how I help her relax and release tension, building trust and confidence every step of the way. At the end of the video, you'll also witness what happens when I use too much energy while walking towards her.
This video offers valuable insights into real-life horse training, focusing on developing a strong foundation of trust and confidence with a green horse.
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21 авг 2024

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@kponya 18 дней назад

I’m so happy I found this channel, I have a pony mare I’ve been head butting with who is so similar to yours, she’s insanely sensitive and I’m finally learning on how to use it to her advantage and helping her heal from her rescue history. Thank you!!!

@benitascott3533 Месяц назад

Lovely Josie! You're very intuitive, kind & practical in your approach. Always glean something of value from your videos! Thankyou for sharing! Enjoyable to watch too! ❤

@hoofhearted3035 Месяц назад

I've been watching your approach and methods for some time now. My approach is very similar, but I'm always eager to learn new things. Thank you for the time you put into making the videos. I'm currently starting a 7 y.o. mustang mare, and with lots of work, she is now totally and thoroughly halter broke. She was shut down but is very sensitive. I love working with her. So, thanks again. Blessings to you.

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

Sounds like your girl is in good hands 😊. Best of luck with her and thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment. I appreciate it

@lesleyhiddins2067 Месяц назад

Love watching your videos Josie. I have trained like this for many years and it is great to see someone else giving the time the horse needs. Keep up the great work!

@Ivka303 Месяц назад

Wonderful video, wonderful and sensitive approach, at the end I had tears in my eyes... I don't have many opportunities to work with horses from the ground yet, I'm an occasional rider, but your videos are inspiring and if my dream of owning a horse comes true one day, I wish I could approach him and take care like you ❤ Also i would like to see how you work with horse thats like this mare at the beginning of journey. And again, thank you very very much ❤

@sassduffin4274 Месяц назад

Lovely lovely video, thank you so much for sharing. She is indeed a very sensitive mare! Such a wonderful patient, kind, thoughtful open trainer you are, such a joy to watch ❤❤❤

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

Thank you for such a beautiful comment 🥰

@christinafragis7224 Месяц назад

Great video as always - such a wonderful mare ! There are so many things to take from this video. Thanks for sharing

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

You are so very welcome 🤗

@ItsMeTheEquestrian Месяц назад

Could you do a video on counting canter strides? I'm struggling a bit myself, and think it would be beneficial for me and my horse to be able to canter with more ease, and me understandings his gaits further. Thanks for this great video as well! Your so fun to watch and your tips have helped me so much.

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

I’m so glad you find them helpful. Yes I will do a video for you. Do you mean counting each stride or each step of the stride so you know where your horses feet are?

@ItsMeTheEquestrian 14 дней назад

I apologize for the late reply. Mainly breaking down each stride so I know where the horses feet are. Thank you so much for your time reading our comments.

@moonchild2754 Месяц назад

Thank you for wonderfull work!

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

You are welcome 🤗

@paulafraser6984 Месяц назад

I love how you describe her as a person. Shows how in touch you are with Milo

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

❤️

@johnwhibley9236 Месяц назад

One cool lady.❤😊 like your style.

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

Thank you ☺️

@payattention2945 Месяц назад

This is helpful. I have a 3yr filly and she’s learning so fast but when I lunge her she gets in a trot then stops and looks at me. It’s been difficult for me to get her to keep going. If I can get her to go two or three full circles I’ll stop her before she does hoping that will register in her brain. Any pointers? Thank you for the video.

@yanchi8780 Месяц назад

Hello! What is your advice with a horse being stubborn and not listen to your aids? I have a riding class at 6:30 p.m (horses eat their dinner) and my horse wouldn't listen or pay attention to me during the class. My coach says I should use my legs and kick hard.

@lilyloveslife2737 Месяц назад

@BasicHorseTraining hi josie. Can I get some advice pls? My stockhorse is playing up when I ride him. He stops walking and refuses to walk on. I can only put so much pressure on him with aids and I'm sure he'd escalate if I hit him with a crop. Do you think getting off him and lunging him would fix the problem? He's done it quite a few times now.😟

@Krinsta1 Месяц назад

I'm finding it so hard to be light but firm with my little horse. I'm finding myself being a bit too firm.

@BasicHorseTraining Месяц назад

That’s fine because you are aware of it. It takes time but keep going. You will do it I know 🤗

@Krinsta1 Месяц назад

@BasicHorseTraining Thanks, Josie. I think it's because I raised four men, and the only other horse I started was a mischievous clever colt that I had to be firm with.