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"Who Else Wants to Learn The Secrets of Safe Horseback Riding, and Have Complete Control and Confidence While in the Saddle?"
September 10, 2009
RE: Learn Natural Horseback Riding
Dear Friend:
Whether you're going for your very first horseback ride or a seasoned rider, this could very well be the most important letter you've read all day. Today I'm going to reveal the secrets of safe riding every horse owner should know-whether they're riding in the arena, jumping, or going on trail rides.
Eric Bravo has just put everything you need to know-from how to stop a horse in an emergency to riding fluidly so that you're part of the horse-in a four video set no horse owner can live without.
Introducing "Natural Rider" : Five Horseback Riding Lessons on Video
Imagine being able to ride any gait without bouncing.
Picture yourself being able to ride all day-without any aches and pains.
Imagine the feeling of riding with complete confidence, with a horse that's calm and responsive.
Think of having a horse so light on the reins, that he'd turn on a dime.
Picture your horse coming to a stop immediately - without pulling or struggling, in any gait, even a full gallop-giving you complete safety in the saddle.
Thinking about your horse right this very moment, does this seem like an impossibility, maybe because your horse seems to do just what he wants, or is occasionally out of control?
Well, what I described in the above paragraphs can be reality and faster than you think. Horse Trainer Eric Bravo is going to show you how to do all of the above and more-in step-by-step fashion-making your horse confident, and responsive. In the process you'll gain confidence too, learning how to ride your horse the right-and safe-way.
In this 5 video, 2 and a half hour series you'll learn:
- The critical groundwork training to use before riding your horse.
- How to mount and dismount a horse safely.
- Learn how to lower a horse's head (vertical flexion) on the ground and in the saddle. Find out how this promotes relaxation and confidence in your horse.
- Learn how to do lateral flexion on the ground and in the saddle to promote responsiveness.
- Teach your horse to "Go", even train a young colt for the first time.
- Teach your horse to respond to the one-rein stop.
- Find out how vital exercises moving the hindquarter and front end while in the saddle make your horse more responsive than ever.
- Learn how to move your body with your horse so that you actually become part of the horse while riding.
- Get rid of bouncing while riding.
- Never again feel out of control with your horse.
- Learn how to change gaits fluidly-moving your horse from walk, trot, to canter, and back again.
- Learn figure-8 exercises to train your horse to be completely responsive to turns.
- Find out how to transfer groundwork exercises like backing up your horse to the saddle.
- Learn
more advanced riding techniques to take your riding to a new level.
- Teach your horse how to side pass.
- Be safe!
The Natural Rider Series includes 5 videos-each 30 minutes in Length
Video
One: Prepare for Riding
In Prepare for Riding, Eric Bravo shows you the critical exercises you need to do with your horse before riding. These exercises not only ensure safety, they help you establish leadership with your horse before getting on her back and help increase responsiveness-making your horse light and easy to control.
Topics covered include:
In Prepare for Riding, Eric Bravo shows you the critical exercises you need to do with your horse before riding. These exercises not only ensure safety, they help you establish leadership with your horse before getting on her back and help increase responsiveness-making your horse light and easy to control.
Topics covered include:
- Basic groundwork to do with your horse when planning a ride-and how to do it in under ten minutes.
- Flexing techniques to help your horse relax.
- How to get your horse paying attention to you.
- How to introduce a horse to the saddle-even if its the first time.
- Putting the saddle, bridle, and reins on your horse.
- Mounting and dismounting your horse.
- Exercises to do in the saddle before going out on a ride, or for training your horse the first time.
Video
Two: Natural Riding
Do you wish you could flow with your horse and ride fluidly? Do you wish you could ride without bouncing? In this video Eric Bravo shows you how to ride a horse using natural rhythms so that you're not sore after riding-and you look better in front of your friends!
Do you wish you could flow with your horse and ride fluidly? Do you wish you could ride without bouncing? In this video Eric Bravo shows you how to ride a horse using natural rhythms so that you're not sore after riding-and you look better in front of your friends!
- How to seat yourself properly in the saddle.
- How to ride so that you're part of the horse-so you're actually riding the horse and not the saddle.
- How to move your hips with your horse so that you're not bouncing while riding.
- How to make a horse speed up by using the movement of your hips.
- How to avoid clamping down
on a horse-so that he's more comfortable during the ride (your legs
won't be sore either).
- Figurie-8 exercises you can practice with your horse in the arena or round pen to train him to be responsive, and changing gaits.
Video
Three: Safe Riding
Safe riding builds on the previous two videos to reinforce the techniques and adds tools you need for safe riding:
Safe riding builds on the previous two videos to reinforce the techniques and adds tools you need for safe riding:
- How to move the hindquarter, when you're in the saddle.
- How to move the front end, when you're in the saddle.
- Backing up your horse when you're in the saddle.
- Teaching your horse to "Go!" when you're in the saddle-and do it in a controlled fashion.
- Teaching your horse to stand-still when mounting.
- How to get up in the saddle safely.
- One-rein stopping techniques that can be used as an emergency stop if your horse takes off on you.
- Practicing one-rein stops at a walk, trot, and canter.
- Getting your horse to move responsively in walk, trot, and canter.
- Moving out without squeezing the horse.
- Changing gaits.
- A quick intro to side-passing while in the saddle.
Video
Four: Advanced Techniques and Sidepassing
The Fourth Video in the series picks up where video three left off. Learn side-passing in detail, and more advanced riding techniques. Includes trotting and cantering safely and lead changes.
Length: Approximately 30 minutes.
The Fourth Video in the series picks up where video three left off. Learn side-passing in detail, and more advanced riding techniques. Includes trotting and cantering safely and lead changes.
Length: Approximately 30 minutes.
Video Five:
Riding Bareback and Bridleless
In the final video of the series, Eric Bravo introduces you to riding horses bareback and bridleless. In this lesson that guides you in step-by-step fashion, you'll learn how to take it slow so that you can build total control and safety with your horse, taking your riding skills to a new level. Topics covered include:
In the final video of the series, Eric Bravo introduces you to riding horses bareback and bridleless. In this lesson that guides you in step-by-step fashion, you'll learn how to take it slow so that you can build total control and safety with your horse, taking your riding skills to a new level. Topics covered include:
- Asking your horse for lateral and vertical flexion, with no reins, leadrope, or halter.
- Asking your horse to move his forehand while riding bareback.
- Asking your horse to move his hindquarter while riding bareback.
- Getting your horse to "go" and come to a stop while riding bareback.
- Walking and trotting in circles
- Getting the most out of your horse
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In this 30 minute video, you'll learn all the basic ground training you need to do with your horse just before riding-and review the techniques that you're going to take to the saddle in the Natural Rider video series. Eric will show you how to do all the movements you need to do with your horse on the ground first before moving on to riding. This video normally sells for $29.95 by itself.
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Testimonial:
Amy Vachio of
Westerville, Ohio Says-
"I bought your videos on Natural Horsmanship and just want to say THANK YOU! I was able to easily apply your teachings and saw WONDERFUL results with my POA and Quarter Horse. My Quarter horse can be timid,, and lets say gets her feelings hurt easy. After watching your videos and applying what I have learned we are finally getting somewhere with her. What I love the most is when you work with horses who are not broke. Most videos use trained horses. Its hard to know what to look for and what to do when a trained horse is being used. Your trailer loading video is pricessless to me. If you make any further training videos with horses who are not trained please let me know. I will be the first in line to purchase them. Knowing what type of reaction to expect when asking a horse to move for the first time helps me know what to look for and train better."
"I bought your videos on Natural Horsmanship and just want to say THANK YOU! I was able to easily apply your teachings and saw WONDERFUL results with my POA and Quarter Horse. My Quarter horse can be timid,, and lets say gets her feelings hurt easy. After watching your videos and applying what I have learned we are finally getting somewhere with her. What I love the most is when you work with horses who are not broke. Most videos use trained horses. Its hard to know what to look for and what to do when a trained horse is being used. Your trailer loading video is pricessless to me. If you make any further training videos with horses who are not trained please let me know. I will be the first in line to purchase them. Knowing what type of reaction to expect when asking a horse to move for the first time helps me know what to look for and train better."
Sharon W. of Edgewood, New Mexico:
