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"Lyons Training 101"
Audio, Clips and Related Articles
AUDIO ARCHIVE
featuring the voice of Josh Lyons; edited by Keith Hosman
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Featured On This Page:
• short audio clips that are easy to understand and digest
• clips are paired with related articles to heighten your understanding of concepts being covered
• recorded "live" at nationwide clinics and symposiums
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Below you'll find audio clips featuring the voice of Josh Lyons. They're kept short for two reasons: 1) We're trying to get simple concepts across, not put you to sleep and 2) longer clips would take a bazillion years for you to download.
The clips were recorded informally at Josh's clinics. Please excuse pops and clicks that are a necessary evil when recording somebody riding horseback. Also keep in mind that "sharper recordings" make for much longer downloads and so we've tried to balance this, compressing files as best we could all the while keeping an eye on overall quality.
Some clips go hand in hand with certain training articles. When possible, we've included links to relevant articles.
Bookmark this page and come back often - we'll be adding more clips whenever possible.
- Josh Lyons and Keith Hosman
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About the authors:
Josh Lyons: One of the most sought-after clinicians in the world, Josh Lyons offers you and your horse a second chance or an enhancement of your existing relationship. His gentle and objective methods, pioneered by his father John Lyons, have helped novice rider and pro alike. For his tour schedule or for more info, visit his site LyonsLegacy.com
Keith Hosman: Certified John Lyons Trainer, Keith Hosman is based near San Antonio, TX and is available for clinics, lessons and training. He frequently partners with fellow John Lyons Trainer, Patrick Benson for clinics and demonstrations—with nearly 30 on his 2006 schedule. Click here to find one near you. (You are presently on his site, horsemanship101.com.)
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Disclaimer: Equine training can be a hazardous activity which may subject the participants to possible serious injury. Keith Hosman, Josh Lyons, Patrick Benson and their associates will not assume any liability for your activities. Our newsletter, books and videos provide general information, instruction and techniques that may not be suitable for everyone. No warranty is given regarding the suitability of this information, the instructions, and techniques to you or other individuals acting under your instructions.
This newsletter was written by Josh Lyons and Keith Hosman.
All Rights Reserved (TM) 2006, Keith Hosman and Josh Lyons
No part of this website or our newsletter(s) may be reproduced without our express written permission.
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Josh Lyons is a frequent contributor to national publications like Horse & Rider and Perfect Horse. |
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Lyons Fact #729:
I don't ask the horse to stop. I just quit riding. Lyons Fact #367:
The more you mess with the bit, the more you restrict movement.
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Lyons Fact #719:
Don't be a passenger. Work.
Lyons Fact #3906:
If your horse bucks, if he bolts, whatever he does, as soon as you look at the ground at where you think you're going to hit, that's where you're guaranteed to land. |
