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Do High Quality Short Sessions Many Times, Rather Than Long Sessions That Are Low Quality Few Times

I've said it before but wanted to reiterate that it's far better to do LOTS of SHORT sessions of training with horses rather than long ones a few times. Horses need to know you're reliable and consistent and the more you can get the little bits done a lot, the better the foundation is. I think this is imperative to becoming an effective horse person. Become a member for extra videos and information! I post regularly to the various members sections and you also get to ask me questions directly. It also really helps around here for the horses and helps me make more and better videos for this channel    / @stablehorsetraining   We have an online courses site here: https://myhorsecoach.com where you can enroll to study about horses. I'm constantly putting up new information as well over on Patreon   / stablehorsetraining   about horse training, horsemanship, horse husbandry and extra content. You can join for just a dollar per month, or more if you want even more extra videos and information about all kinds of horse topics!   / stablehorsetraining   We also have a store on our website: https://stablehorsetraining.com/shop/ Our store is where you can purchase lessons, trims, training and some merchandise! or help out with a bale of hay or haybag for the horses. I went to Colorado recently to play with some mustangs, check out this video:    • Beautiful Horses And Horse Land Out In Col...   See Our Introduction Video For 360 Video Here:    • Introduction To Stable Horse Training!   Like us on Facebook:   / stablehorsetraining   Follow on Instagram:   / stable.horse.training   Follow us on Twitter:   / horse_stable   We made a cool little movie going for a ride in our famous local park, Golden Ears Park. Check that out here:    • The Ride   Main site: http://www.stablehorsetraining.com/ #horses #horsemanship #horsetraining