Course Outline:
- Let’s get Started! (Introduction)
- Before You Arrive
- What to Wear While Riding
- Basic Things to Bring with You
- Honest Assessment of Your Riding History
- Keys, Phone Numbers, and Major Medical
- Bug Spray and Checking for Ticks
- Knowledge About Horses
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- Proper Way to Walk Up to An Equine
- How the Mind of the Horse Works
- Ribbons & What They Mean
- Cowboy Code Humor
- Who You Leave With & Come Back With
- Feeding Treats
- While Mounted
- Rein Knowledge
- Basic Commands: Stopping and Going
- Basic Commands: Turning
- Proper Distance from the Equine in Front of You
- What if Your Saddle Slips
- Proper Way to Catch Up to Someone
- Try Not to Be Overly Loud
- What to Do if Your Horse Lays Down
- Bicycles, Baby Stroller, and
- Joggers
- Mounting and Dismounting
Trail riding safety and specific trail etiquette can make your trail riding experience even more memorable. This class is for people who are just getting into trail riding or have never been on a trail ride before. This will prepare you for a guided ride.
Equipping yourself with some basic knowledge will increase your safety and make your trail experience a joyful experience for you, your friends and family, and the horse.
Designed for the beginner, yet even seasoned horse professionals have commented about how much new information they have learned inside this program.
After completing this program, you'll have new insights on:
- the do's and don'ts of trail riding
- what different unspoken cowboy codes mean
- ways to keep your family safe
- plus bonus insights on using the horse psychology to better equip yourself.
Watch the video lessons on demand, from any device. Watch 24/7/365 as many times as you need.