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Begin with the following in the order presented

Classic Serpentine  |  Keith Hosman
"The Swiss Army knife of training exercises, use this routine to warm up, cool down, lower your horse's head, connect the rein to the feet, or to soften laterally."


​Steering the Tail Exercise, Part 1  |  Josh Lyons & Keith Hosman
"Riding instructions for you and your horse: This simple exercise teaches you how to control your horse's direction, speed, and more."

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​Get Better Stops and a Smoother, More Willing Horse with the Three-Step-Stop Exercise  |  Josh Lyons & Keith Hosman
From our Ask A Horse Trainer free article series: Get better stops, smoother transitions and a more willing horse with this easy exercise called Three-Step-Stop. Also, fix horses that root at the bit.


​Reins Tell Direction, Legs Tell Speed | Keith Hosman
Is your horse getting duller to your cues? You can keep your horse sharp and improving when you keep your cues straight as outlined here.
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    • Tried It and It's Not Working
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