Lesson 11: Capture the Saddle: The Mounting Block Lesson
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Lesson 11: Capture the Saddle: The Mounting Block Lesson 2 hour DVD
Finally, we’re going to ride! When I talk about chunking lessons down into many small steps, I mean it. here we are at Lesson 11 in this series and we are just beginning ot ride. (Actually there’s been riding in all thse DVD lessons. Riding is just ground work where you get to sit down, so the same concepts and lessons that I introduced to you first on the ground in the earlier lessons can be applied directly to riding.)
You’ve already seen some single-rein riding in the earlier DVDs, especially in Lesson #4; Stimulus Control. But now you’ve got even more of a foundation for it. Lessons 11, 12, and 13 were designed very much as a unit. In this first lesson, “Capture the Saddle” I use the mounting block lesson as a final safety check before getting on. Then I introduce you to the beginnings of single-rein riding using a simple cone exercise. If you have a basically rideable horse and you’re impatient to get started with the riding, once you have a basic understanding of clicker training, you can skip ahead past the other lessons in this series and go straight to this lesson. if you find yourself with huge holes in your training or concepts you aren’t understanding, you can then go back and systematically fill in the gaps. But jumping in at this point assuming your horse is basically safe to ride, will work for many people.
Finally, we’re going to ride! When I talk about chunking lessons down into many small steps, I mean it. here we are at Lesson 11 in this series and we are just beginning ot ride. (Actually there’s been riding in all thse DVD lessons. Riding is just ground work where you get to sit down, so the same concepts and lessons that I introduced to you first on the ground in the earlier lessons can be applied directly to riding.)
You’ve already seen some single-rein riding in the earlier DVDs, especially in Lesson #4; Stimulus Control. But now you’ve got even more of a foundation for it. Lessons 11, 12, and 13 were designed very much as a unit. In this first lesson, “Capture the Saddle” I use the mounting block lesson as a final safety check before getting on. Then I introduce you to the beginnings of single-rein riding using a simple cone exercise. If you have a basically rideable horse and you’re impatient to get started with the riding, once you have a basic understanding of clicker training, you can skip ahead past the other lessons in this series and go straight to this lesson. if you find yourself with huge holes in your training or concepts you aren’t understanding, you can then go back and systematically fill in the gaps. But jumping in at this point assuming your horse is basically safe to ride, will work for many people.
