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From John Lyons Trainer Keith Hosman

Stop Bucking Study Course
A Downloadable Book

A sample from Day 5:

" canter - but there’s no reason why you can’t practice first going from a walk into a trot if your horse is overly agitated or you just need to find a rhythm. As we discussed on Day Two, you’ll begin this as all exercises “riding where you can, not where you can’t.” Here’s what you’ll do:

Pick up a trot. Trot forward perhaps thirty feet as you plan what you’re going to do. Use that time to slowly and methodically ask your horse to canter. Move into the canter for exactly four strides, then shut your horse back down to the trot. Bear in mind that your body will actually have to move faster as the horse slows into the trot due to the change of cadence. Be prepared to actually speed up your seat as he slows down. Doing so will make you a better rider and keep you from interfering with cues you’re giving."

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