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View a FREE Chapter from Chris' Book

Published in 2008 by Western Horseman, Chris' book Ride the Journey shares with the reader his remarkable authentic and step-by-step horsetraining techniques.

CONTENTS

Dedication and Acknowledgments
Foreword by Larry Mahan
Introduction
1. Horseman in the Making - view this chapter
2. Put Theory Into Practice
3. Getting Personal
4. The Psychology of Horsmanship
5. Equipment 101
6. Groundwork: Where It All Begins
7. Trailer-Loading
8. The Lower Half
9. Create A Natural Head-Set
10. Leg-Yielding Exercises with Positions 3 and 1
11. Leg-Yielding: Using Leg Position 2
12. Cowboys and Collection
13. Leads and Changes Simplified
14. No Room for Stress
15. Head Down the Trail
16. The Cattle Connection
17. The Right Start
18. Refine Your Horsemanship
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Soakin': When your horse has done something right, the best thing you can do is to leave it alone to soak up what has just happened. Just let it rest. You do this when the horse has accomplished the task with softness and give . If your horse is soft, it'll soak up the lesson because a horse's mind is like a sponge. When it's soft and pliable, it can soak up a lot. When it's stiff, it doesn't take on much.



Riding with the Correct Seat Position
$39.99  
Riding with the Correct Seat Position

Chris teaches you how to find your centered seat. He talks about three seat positions: (1) front of saddle, (2) center of saddle and (3) back pocket of saddle. These positions are essential to achieve maximum effectiveness while performing maneuvers with your horse. He will show you how to establish balance and timing so you get in rhythm with your horse. No matter what discipline your horse is used for, English or Western; this video will teach you the correct equestrian seat.



I would like to thank Chris and everybody on his staff once more for the great time I had on the ranch last week. What Chris promises, he also delivers: I had a life-changing experience. It amazes me how Chris can know just when and how much pressure to put on a person to get the best out of her - just like with the horse. One of my fears before the clinic was that I would once again be pushed to the point where everything falls apart, but that did not happen. I came out a winner as well! I can't thank you enough for what you have done for me and my horses!

Viveca "V" Culver

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