ONLINE TRAINING COURSES

Trailer Load-IN

Self-loading from ramp to closing the butt bar.

Neck-rope Riding

Beginner basics to advanced and when to remove the bridle.

Bitless Riding

The secrets of communications & suppleness to stay safe.

What do you get with each course?

27 x part video series
eBook
Community
Groups
Mood board
Course completion certificate
1 x time payment

20 x part video series
eBook
Community
Groups
Mood board
Course completion certificate
1 x time payment

10 x part video series
Community
Groups
Mood board
Course completion certificate
1 x time payment

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TRAILER
LOAD-IN

Value for money

€ 129,-

70,-

Learn how to get them to want to LOAD-IN

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NECK-ROPE
RIDING

Most popular

€ 97-

48,-

Learn how to live that DREAM

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BITLESS
RIDING

Student favorite

€81,-

35,-

Learn how to improve your RIDING AIDS

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Course content:

GET GOOD AT TRAILER LOAD-IN

Welcome & introduction
Course introduction (day 1)
The partition & the jockey door
Foals & young horses
Squeezes & introducing the buttons
Some don’ts
Halters & safety
The buttons
Introducing the trailer
Controlling the nose, feet & thoughts
Right eye confidence & nose control
Confidence building and keeping control
Opening a can of worms
The discussion (When a horse has a timeline)
Skills refresher (The process)
Flirt with the trailer (day 2)
The importance of repetitions
Introducing the butt bar & advancing skills
Horse over-loads (literally) & course wrap up
Jockey door open or closed during training
Closing the butt bar
Releasing the butt bar to unload
Closing the ramp
How I tie in a 1.5 horse trailer
Unloading from a font ramp
Haynet & breast and butt bar height
Wearing travel boots & bandages
Double trailer weight distribution

GET GOOD AT NECK-ROPE RIDING

Introduction and do’s & don’ts
Different types of Neckropes
What is good Neckrope riding
Under-educated horses
Educating the horse
Safety & success
Backing-up groundwork training
Turning groundwork training
Stopping & energy groundwork training
Converting ropes into reins (the colt start knot)
For fun
How to hold the reins during riding
Backing-up supported with one stick
Backing-up supported with two sticks
Turning supported with one stick
Turning & transitions with one or two sticks
When to take the bridle off
Not kicking horses to go
Beginning sideways
Your practice

GET GOOD AT BITLESS RIDING

Introduction
What you need to know first
Rope halters
Bitless bridles
Thoughts about bits
Teaching them to back-up (lightly)
Lateral flexion (bending)
The power of the one rein stop
Skills refresher & emergency stop
Emergency stop in practice

Zoë helped me understand my horse and his needs better.

Melissa Moens

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ONLINE TRAINING COURSES

Trailer Load-IN

Neck-rope Riding

Bitless Riding

What do you get with each course?

Start studying today:

TRAILERLOAD-IN

Value for money

NECK-ROPERIDING

Most popular

BITLESSRIDING

Student favorite

Course content:

GET GOOD AT TRAILER LOAD-IN

GET GOOD AT NECK-ROPE RIDING

GET GOOD AT BITLESS RIDING

Zoë helped me understand my horse and his needs better.

OR become a quarterly or yearly member and get access to ALL of these courses + much more

TRAILER
LOAD-IN

NECK-ROPE
RIDING

BITLESS
RIDING