Pessoa Training System with Molly Rosin 

My pet hate too! If you are positioned correctly slightly behind the horse it has a backward influence on the bit, instead of a forwards and round influence that a centre ring on a cavesson produces. People are SO lazy these days and think nothing for the horse's discomfort ☹️

Terri Reuser the original developer suggests only issuing it twice a week and was only developed to help the house find balance in the walk and transition into the canter. this is not hooked up correctly in this video acc it's too loose on the stifle and too tight on the bit

Tiffany Wallett It's still a bunch of silliness. Like I said, no end of gizmos (and marketing) designed by those who don't ride to sell to people who don't ride. People always looking for something and really, the answers come from within. Focus on understanding the horse and learn to ride. Sadly, most want to focus on winning and will take any "short cut" they believe necessary, including buying crap like this.

TurkeyBurglar Jones Actually, unlike traditional side reins, this gives with every stride. Watch the rope slide through the side ring with each trot step. It's very kind, giving contact.

If fitted correctly it is a brilliant aid but she doesnt have it on as per nelson passoa. The aid should encourage swing thoughout the body without that jabbing. Check out nelson passoa lunging its an entirely different picture.

Nightgrauen. No it's not. Unlike traditional side reins, the rope feeds through the ring on the sircingle and gives with every stride. It's a very kind way to teach a horse to seek and stretch to contact.

Thats why rubber bits are made for..

I know you posted this months ago, but hopefully this helps if you’re still struggling- no, I would not start with this. Has the potential to really set your horse up for failure and more anxiety by trapping them in the pressure before they’re ready. To start, make sure you can hold your horse on a short lead and crack the lunge whip on the ground anywhere around the horse without them moving, ideally with them showing relaxation. Then you should get them comfortable swinging the tail of the whip over their neck/back with quick (not painful, no hitting!) movements. Then start swinging the whip around their legs in the same repetitive motions until they show signs of relaxation. Once they are comfortable with first two steps there’s usually no fuss about legs/hind end being touched. You can do all this with a rope instead of a lunge whip if your horse is scared of that specifically. Just be careful with how you swing it on the legs, it has potential to wrap and “catch” on the legs for a moment which can be really scary at first for a nervous horse! Eventually you should catch it on the legs on purpose to get them totally placid with the whole thing. If your horse is cool with all this on the ground, then throw em in the Pessoa

Maybe where you are from but it's definitely a circingle where I live

It's a roller. And it's surcingle not circingle. A surcingle is a single strap used for added security around a rug or a racing saddle

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Wrong. If you are positioned correctly slightly behind the horse it has a backward influence on the bit instead of a forwards and round influence that the centre ring on a cavesson has.