Just like people, horses do well when they can. If they’re struggling, it’s not about stubbornness or bad behavior. It’s about lacking the right foundation.

Relationships are the reason that sets horses apart from any other hobby that a person could have. Relationships are built on trust, and building trust can take time, but here are my thoughts on helping speed up that process.

Discover the difference in direct vs indirect pressure and how to utilize it in your horsemanship today.

Understanding these communication styles can transform your horsemanship, strengthen your bond, and improve your horse's responsiveness.

Sometimes we need to over-exaggerate when teaching our horses to help them learn. Here’s how and why to use over exaggerating to your benefit.

Seasoning your horse is just as important of a step in their training process as any riding exercise that you could ever teach them at home.

While there are several must-know groundwork exercises that I strongly recommend every horse owner and horse should know how to do, the secret sauce when getting started lies in disengaging the hindquarters.

Correct vs Incorrect Ways to Fasten Blanket Straps On Your Horse

When we take the time to understand what is occurring in a horse’s body when they are truly collected, we can learn how to better set them up for success and stay out of their way.

How to make Whoa mean WHOA when stopping your horse. This approach can help any horse learn to not only respect but also hunt for a stop.

5 Must-Have Tips For Success In Goal Setting

What is Natural Horsemanship?

5 Tips to staying warm when riding horses in winter.