In this module you’ll create a clear path from foundation behaviors to ridden aids—so you can build, refine, and troubleshoot your cues using reward-based training
What's inside module:
- Direct and indirect rein aids
- Inside and outside leg aids
- A clear system for transferring the work between positions
- The important balance between rein and leg aids
- Refined start and stop signals
You will find the step-by-step process of building leg and rein aids from the ground before transferring them into different positions—and eventually into the saddle.
You’ll learn a clear backtracking system for developing the aids through the four foundation behaviors, along with practical setups for problem-solving and restoring clarity when something gets stuck.
How this module works
This is an optional add-on for Classroom members who want to explore this subject in greater depth. You purchase the module once and can access it whenever your Classroom membership is active. If you pause or cancel your membership, your access pauses too—but returns if you rejoin later.
The Classroom gives you the complete foundation and will continue to grow. These optional modules let you go deeper into particular subjects when you feel they become relevant to your training.
The module includes step-by-step, self-paced lessons, as well as focused teaching weeks at selected times.
During a teaching week, everyone who owns the module can follow the teaching and learn from the submitted training videos. If you would like individual feedback on your own work with your horse, you can purchase a feedback place and submit your videos.
Afterwards, the recordings, video feedback, troubleshooting, and additional teaching material are added permanently to the module. This means the module will continue to grow, with more examples from real training and live teaching.
I’d present the teaching-week options very simply:
- Follow along: Included for everyone who owns the module.
- Train with feedback: Purchase a feedback place and submit videos of your work.
