Tyler Training Horses

Usually he shuts it on me lol.

New horse, new “language”.

I couldn’t get the back-up at first because I was giving the cue the way I speak it… not the way this horse understands it.

It’s like meeting someone who only speaks Spanish—if I want real communication, **I don’t just talk louder in English… I learn Spanish.**

Training is translation: find what they understand, then build from there.

Spurs can be handy or detrimental. All depends on the user. I guess you could say the same thing about a spoon.

I interrupted mom’s training with the Shmird

Ride with your seat and try your darndest not to balance yourself with your hands. Sitting back on your b***y not only helps you engage your core, you can work on using you legs more and your arms more effectively 💪 BONUS: your four legged friend appreciates the trust and good vibes.