How to Teach Your Horse to Relax
Build your horse's confidence and teach them to relax with this simple, yet powerful, approach.
Taking Control of Your Time
Colton discusses our #1 most valuable asset, our time. In this video he shares his tips for taking control of your time to create a life that you and your horse enjoy.
The Importance of Asking Why
Colton discusses the importance being curious and how it and lead to a deeper and more fulfilling and purposeful life and partnership with your horse.
Week 1: Hannah Haltering Chug-a-lug for the First Time
Join Hannah and Chug-a-lug for a her first time wearing a halter and taking her first steps being led with the lead rope attached below her chin.
Week 1: Happy Mistake – Colton Ropes a Hind Foot
Step in the round pen to see this "happy mistake" moment when Colton ropes his mare's hind foot by accident and shifts the session to a teaching opportunity to show her how to lead by her hind foot.
Week 1: Round Pen Set Up
Maredith gives you an overview of the stall, alleyway, and round pen set up that the mustangs are using while Colton and Hannah are traveling at the end of Pickup Week.
New Jersey Extreme Mustang Makeover Pickup
Join Colton, Hannah, and Maredith as they travel from Kentucky to Tennessee to pick up two Mustangs for the 2021 New Jersey EMM!
How to Put on a Pair of Hobbles
Colton and Noche demonstrate the correct way to safely put on a pair of soft cotton training hobbles. To purchase a pair of hobbles, please visit: https://www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/product-page/soft-cotton-hobbles
Introduction to Hobble Training
Colton discusses his approach to and experience with hobble training and addresses some common misconceptions and mistakes that are often associated with hobbling.
Advancing from Two-Handed to One-Handed in the Hackamore
Colton and Reina show you how to progress from riding in the hackamore using two hands on your reins to riding one-handed. They demonstrate how the signaling differentiates between using two hands on the reins to one hand and give simple ways that you can begin to transition into riding one-handed.