Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Mark Langley offers horse training advice from a psychological perspective, addressing real questions with practical and compassionate solutions. The podcast focuses on overcoming common horse problems without dominating techniques, instead influencing the horse's mindset for lasting success and partnership.
Episodes
Reactive horses: Understanding Anxiety, Pressure and Flight
Horseman Mark Langley uncovers the reasons behind different reactive behaviours in this episode, giving training strategies to help over come them. Specifically answering questions on horses that paw when tied up; a horse that can cow kick and buck before breaking free from the lead rope; an older horse who can go into flight mode; and a young horse being started that runs incessantly around the r
Steps in Preparing an 8yr old horse to be Ridden
What should you check before putting a horse under saddle — especially when you don’t know everything about its previous training?
In this episode, Mark answers questions about taking an eight-year-old mare through the early stages of starting, helping a horse become comfortable with girth pressure, and addressing anxiety when a horse begins to struggle once a float ramp is closed or the vehicle s
Improving Responsiveness in horses: Reins and Trail Riding in Groups
Trail riding can reveal a lot about how well a horse handles change, pressure and the presence of other horses.
In this episode, Mark answers member questions about preparing horses for unfamiliar trail situations, riding safely in groups, and why some horses become unsettled when they are asked to ride at the back. Learn about how horses process their surroundings and how riders can use education
A Quiet Head: Understanding Head Shyness, Head Tossing & Bit Chomping in horses
Mark answers member questions about head shyness, head tossing, bit chomping, nipping and cribbing, looking beyond the behaviour to understand what horses are actually thinking and feeling.
“Memories can be changed and you can create new associations with things.”
Listen to this podcast episode to learn what you can do to help your horse through these situations.
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Changing the Horse’s Mindset: Eye Brace, Resets & the Worry Cup
What does Mark mean when he talks about eye brace, resetting a horse, emptying the worry cup, shutting out and shutting down?
In this special episode, Jenny asks Mark to explain some of the terminology he uses when assessing and working with horses — and, more importantly, what is actually happening in the horse’s mind.
Mark explains what a healthy “flow” mindset looks like, how to recognise when
Is it okay if..? Understanding What Your Horse Is Telling You
This week Mark looks at some common horse behaviours and asks a simple question: is it okay if…?
What if your horse looks around on a trail ride? Doesn’t want to work in a particular arena? Nips during rehabilitation exercises? Or becomes increasingly anxious the further you get from home?
Rather than simply trying to stop the behaviour, Mark explains how to look at what the horse is communicating
Why Horses Suddenly Stop Loading: what your horse is really telling you at the trailer
Some horses refuse to load. Others load perfectly for years before suddenly deciding they don't want to step into the trailer anymore. So what's really happening? And a look into why, if getting a horse on with something behind it is easier, why Mark doesn't advise it.
Plus - ever been told to "make the outside of the trailer uncomfortable"? Listen to find out why this doesn't build confidence an
When Should You Persist… and When Should You Stop?
This week, we're asking Mark for his opinion on three common questions horse owners often face.
Should you keep riding a horse that's making you lose confidence? Is it harmless when a young horse constantly mouths everything, or is it a habit that needs changing? And when it comes to massage, chiropractic care, stretching, red light therapy and acupuncture—are they really worth the investment?
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Helping Horses Feel Safe to Learn
This week, Mark answers three member questions about horses that appear very different—but all share the same underlying cause.
Learn why an ex-harness horse becomes defensive during saddling and rugging, how to help an impatient young horse stand quietly, and why a horse that leads well can still struggle with worming.
Rather than focusing on the behaviour itself, Mark explains how changing a hor
Why Your Horse Doesn't Want to Go Forward
Why does one horse plant their feet while another refuses to trot? Although the behaviours look different, they often share the same underlying cause.
In this episode, Mark answers questions from members about horses that stop, shut down or resist moving forward under saddle. He explains why adding more pressure isn't always the answer, and shares practical training ideas to help horses become mor
Are Biting, Spooking & Rushing Really the Same Problem? Understanding the Root Cause
Could a horse that bites during handling and another that rushes under saddle actually be struggling with the same underlying issue?
In this episode, Mark explains why behaviours like biting, spooking, rushing and resistance are often connected—not by disobedience or dominance, but by anxiety, confusion and the way horses have learned to respond to pressure.
Through two real member questions, Mark
When Leading Gets Sticky: Solving Common Groundwork Challenges
What do you do when your horse gets stuck, spooky, hyper-focused, nippy, or simply isn't responding the way you'd hoped?
In this episode, Mark answers member questions about common groundwork and leading challenges, including young horses lacking confidence, horses becoming dull to pressure, sensitivity around touch, nipping behaviours, and horses that become fixated on distractions in their envir
Advice for when your horse says "no"
What To Do When Your Horse Says "No" – Pressure, Persistence & Knowing When to Stop
What should you do when your horse braces, freezes, pulls back, or simply refuses to go forward?
In this episode, Mark explores one of the most common challenges horse owners face: what happens when a lesson isn't going to plan. From leading problems and barn-sour behaviour to trailer loading setback
Helping Anxious Horses Find Calm, Confidence & Self-Regulation
Why do some horses remain anxious, reactive, or constantly on high alert no matter how much experience they have? In this episode, Mark answers member questions about highly anxious horses, reactive off-the-track Thoroughbreds, hypervigilant horses that struggle to relax, and horses that lack confidence on the trail.
If you've ever wondered why your horse struggles to settle, constantly scans the
Imprinting: how early handling shapes a horse's mind - the fine line between familiarity and numbness
How much should we handle young horses—and when does familiarity start to become numbness? In this episode, Mark explores the fine line between creating a horse that is comfortable around people and creating one that has learned to switch off. He discusses why some horses become dull to pressure, how awareness can be lost through excessive noise and repetition, and why quality communication is oft
From Float Loading to Clipper Fears: Solving Common Horse Training Challenges
In this episode, Mark answers a range of practical training questions, from rebuilding confidence after a frightening float-loading experience to helping horses overcome fear of clippers, drenches and handling around the head. He explains why softness under pressure is more important than simple exposure, and how quality leading creates the foundation for solving many common training problems.
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Bringing Horses Back Into Work: Rebuilding Confidence, Softness & Emotional Balance
What does it really mean to bring a horse “back into work”?
In this episode of the Mark Langley Horsemanship Podcast, Mark explains why returning a horse to riding is often far more about emotional readiness than physical fitness. Using real member questions, he discusses off-the-track thoroughbreds, horses recovering from ulcers and lameness, and the common mistakes people make when restarting ho
Leading with Awareness: Why Horses Tune Out and How to Keep Them Thinking
Why do some horses become "stuck in the mud" when leading, while others seem to switch off and stop responding altogether?
In this episode, Mark explores some of the most common leading challenges horse owners face and explains why the answer often lies in awareness rather than pressure. He discusses how horses can become dull to both flags and lead ropes, why too much "white noise" can cause them
Preparing Horses for Shows Without Creating Anxiety: helping horses think clearly under pressure
In this episode, Jenny and I discuss how to prepare horses for shows, clinics and challenging environments without overwhelming them emotionally. We explore why exposure alone is not enough, and how horses need guidance, clarity and understanding to feel safe under pressure.
I explain the importance of teaching horses to become problem solvers rather than comfort seekers, and how better leading an
Managing Horses: Why Catching, Handling and Everyday Interactions Matter More Than You Think
Many horse owners focus heavily on training sessions, but some of the most important lessons horses learn happen in the quiet everyday moments — being caught, led, handled and managed around the paddock.
In this episode, Mark explores how routine interactions shape a horse’s confidence, emotional balance and willingness to engage with people. Jenny and Mark discuss why seemingly small moments can
The reason some horses won’t lead into a trailer – and how to fix it
In this episode, Mark Langley reveals the core issue behind common behaviours like pulling back at the float or a reluctance to go forward. Calling out to their mates as you are trying to load them makes it harder. You'll discover why, without a solid foundation in leading, no amount of pressure or tricks will truly fix the problem—and how to build that foundation from scratch. Mark shares specifi
How Relaxed Jaws and Quiet Minds Unlock Better Horse Training Results: busting the myth of bit chewing
Addressing the potential training and developmental shortfalls of a side pull vs a bit. Many riders believe that encouraging horses to chew on bits is essential for their well-being. But what if a quiet mouth — rather than constant chewing — signals true comfort and softness?
In this short episode, renowned trainer Mark Langley busts the myth that chewing is good for health. He unpacks the real c
How Mastering Personal Space Can Reduce Nipping when being Led
Mark Langley—renowned for his emotive horse training—breaks down the steps to teach your horse personal space awareness, drastically reducing nipping when being led. In this episode, Mark shares practical strategies to help an eight-year-old off-the-track gelding who becomes nippy when asked to yield or move. He reveals how to establish a respectful space where your horse feels safe and willing, i
Does your horse try to back out of the trailer prematurely?
Weekly horse training advice answering real questions with practical insights that offer a calm and considered approach to helping horses learn. This week: if your horse tries to back out of your trailer, perhaps when you go to do up the breaching bar, this episode with Mark Langley gives you tips on how to stop this. Mark also provides advice for horses that don't want to load when after an event
Empowering Riders: from basics to shows
Mark Langley horsemanship weekly podcast offering practical training tips for a variety of real situations. This week: Advice for under saddle: A new horse that refuses to go out of the gate; a mare that can get very high emotions and how to manage her at an event or show; and for a horse that is now understanding leg and rein aids well but contact leads to lost impulsion at a trot.
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Techniques that Build Trust: Helping a defensive Off the Track horse
Weekly podcast offering horse training advice with Mark Langley. Advice for an Off the Track mare who kicks and bites if asked to walk in a circle. She can also pin her ears back defensively with ground work. Listen to Mark's insights on why she is probably like this and how she can he helped using some practical strategies. Discover how to give horses what they really need — a detox period away f
Why horses freeze or get worried on trail and how to fix it
In this episode, Mark tackles the common problem of horses that lock up, freeze or panic at the sight of distant horses, cows, unfamiliar environments or even just the same old trail despite repeated exposure— the key to resolving these isn’t necessarily what you think. Mark Langley reveals a counterintuitive approach that transforms scared horses into confident trail companions, avoiding the dang
How to stop Mouthiness in horses & getting Forward
If you struggle to get your horses to move forward - whether undersaddle or in long reins - Mark has some great training tips for more confident movement. Plus, Mark explains how to adapt these techniques for carriage horses making the saddle transition, with insights into building feel, sensitivity, and responsiveness in even the most immune horses.
You’ll also learn why understanding your horse’
Why Focusing on 'Awareness' Instead of Attention Rewrites Horse Training Rules
Most horse owners and trainers believe focusing on a horse’s attention is enough to create cooperation—until they realize true awareness is a game-changer. In this episode, Mark Langley explains the difference between a horse simply looking at you and one that is fully aware of everything around it. Imagine a horse so attuned, it notices the tiniest finger wiggle from 15 meters away without losing
Tips to get the breaching bar on
In this week's episode Mark answers a variety of horse related training questions: the difference between a rope halter and a webbing halter and why he uses a rope halter; tips for closing the breaching bar; are compression hoods supportive or masking?; and if a horse doesn't ever lie down to sleep, is this a concern?
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Why Food Aggression Is More Common in Rescued Horses
Why Food Aggression Is More Common in Rescued Horses
Most horses will test your boundaries—and for some, food aggression is just the tip of the iceberg. If you're struggling with a horse that’s overreactive, unruly, or unclear about boundaries, this episode reveals the foundational shifts you need to make. Mark Langley dives deep into how overhandled and undereducated horses, especially those rais
Why Many Horses Fail as Beginners' Horses (And What You Can Do About It)
The critical qualities your horse needs before riding—beyond just standing still.
Most horses become stiff and clunky because their bodies are tense and guarded — but what if the key to softness is more in the mind than the body?
In this eye-opening episode, Mark and Jenny reveal how a horse’s mind shapes its body—and how you can influence both through simple, mindful groundwork, revealing how a
Tips with Cantering a Horse
Most standard bred or trotting horses are taught to be mechanical—paced, stiff, and resistant—until one trainer shares the transformative mindset shift that unlocks softness and how to get them to relax into a canter.
If you've ever struggled to get a relaxed lope, a confident canter, or clear lead changes, this episode reveals the simple yet powerful foundational truths that can make all the diff
Can you train a horse that runs back to the barn?
Unlock the secrets to truly understanding your horse—and transform your training approach forever. Discover why some horses walk off after mounting and how simple, counterintuitive tactics can turn that behaviour around instantly. If you’ve ever struggled with nervous, anxious, or strong horses that seem unreachable, this episode reveals the proven methods to cultivate calmness, confidence, and tr
Do horses have bad days? Or is it a hole in your training?
Discover how subtle signals from your horse reveal their mindset, and learn the simple shifts that turn dullness into curiosity and confidence.
In this episode, Mark Langley unpacks the mysteries behind horses with appearing "robotic" or disconnected. Is it boredom, stress, fatigue, or a deeper training hole? Or maybe just a sign they need a different approach? You'll learn to read your horse's ti
What to do if your horse is uncomfortable with something? Solutions for Uncomfortable Horses
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, Mark and Jenny Langley tackle common challenges faced by horse owners. From dealing with horses that are uncomfortable with objects on both sides to helping nervous thoroughbreds gain confidence, Mark shares practical tips and insights. Tune in to learn how to build trust and improve your horse's comfort and responsiveness. Whether you're dea
Mindsets: Why they need monitoring
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, we delve into the intricate world of horse mindsets and how they can be transformed to solve common behavioural issues. Join Jenny as she discusses with Mark the challenges faced by horse owners, such as scrambling in floats, pulling back, trail anxiety and separation anxiety. Through real life examples and practical advice, Mark explains how
The rope detail in belly roping & long reining
Join Mark and Jenny Langley in this week's episode of the Horsemanship Podcast as they look into successful techniques for using ropes in horse training. Whether you're transitioning your horse to long reining or exploring the nuances of belly roping, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tips for enhancing your horsemanship skills whilst understanding where to place your knots. Also
Training tips for frozen or shutdown horses
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, Mark and Jenny tackle the challenges of training reactive and shut-down horses. From a Shetland pony struggling with freezing behaviour to a standardbred mare overcoming hyper-focus, Mark shares insightful strategies to engage a horse's mind and foster a more responsive partnership. Tune in for practical advice on creating a balanced and open
The difference between lightness & softness
Join Mark and Jenny Langley as they delve into the art of finding softness in horses and why softness is different from lightness. Listen to understand why softness is the ultimate goal that riders seek; with specific tips to help a hard eyed horse become softer.
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Short Lessons for Winter
Horseman Mark Langley gives some short exercises for you to do with your horses over winter to help when you bring them back into work later in the year. Plus how you can create personal space with horses that you have spent a lot of time grooming and are very comfortable with you - particularly if you now need to start to train them. Also - explaining what the indirect and direct rein are.
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How important is footfall to the timing of aids? How to stop Pawing.
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, we explore key aspects of horse training, including the timing of aids in relation to footfall, strategies to stop a horse from pawing when tied, and techniques to help a shut-down horse become more responsive. Mark shares insights on achieving a centered mindset in horses and the importance of focusing on their thoughts rather than just thei
Insights to help your horse load and travel well
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, we delve into the intricacies of float loading, exploring why horses may become hesitant to load and how to address these challenges. Mark shares insights on the importance of preparing horses for travel, not just loading, and discusses the impact of float design on a horse's comfort. We also cover practical techniques to help horses manage a
Young Horse Starts: avoiding common pitfalls
In this episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, we explore common challenges faced by young, newly started horses, focusing on those that get easily frightened and those sensitive to girth pressure. Mark shares insights from his extensive experience starting over a thousand horses. We also discuss practical techniques for addressing these issues, including the use of belly ropes to help ho
Training Tips: If riding out makes your horse anxious
Perhaps your connection with your horse is fine. Ground work is fine. But when it comes to riding out or riding in new places, your horse's anxiety levels rise. Listen to find out what you can do about it to curb the anxiety and build your skillset. Mark Langley takes us through understanding anxiety and how training can help the anxious horses out on trail.
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Horsemanship Training Challenges: when should you increase or stop the program?
Horseman Mark Langley divulges his insights to help with horse training challenges: from whether you should complement your horse ("good horse!"); to knowing when to increase or stop the training program; to helping the sensitive horses and the shut down horses - how do you approach their training?
He discusses the importance of understanding a horse's past experiences, particularly those with ne
Tying Up a Horse: How to Educate them for this
There are many ways to teach a horse to tie up. Mark Langley takes us through how to educate your horse to understand rope pressure and tying up - reducing accidents and trauma associated with tying up. Listen for some great horse training tips. Also - the concept of lifting the wither: what it is and how it helps with performance.
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Stopping the Buck in a Canter Transition
In this episode, Mark Langley tackles a variety of horse training challenges, from managing a horse that bucks during canter transitions to addressing anxiety in tight spaces. Discover practical tips for improving your horse's response to pressure, enhancing their comfort with floating, and understanding the nuances of hyper-flexibility. Whether you're dealing with a young gelding's curiosity or a
The Common Triggers for Stress
Join us as Mark Langley delves into the world of equine anxiety and connection. Discover how understanding a horse's natural instincts can transform training methods and build trust. Whether it's the subtle cues of anxiety or the art of guiding a horse's thoughts, this episode is packed with insights for every horse enthusiast. 🐴✨ Listen now to learn what to look for to better understand horse beh
What Mark's Clinics are about
Mark Langley is one of Australia's most popular horse clinicians. His remarkable training techniques are at the forefront of emotive horsemanship. He has helped many thousands of horses; shedding light on how to solve problems and creating new neuropathways for horses to have a positive future. In this episode, to coincide with the release of Mark's popular clinics for 2026, Mark takes us through
Tips for picking up a horse's back feet + more
This episode is packed with tips to help every horse owner overcome some common problems with horses. Mark and Jenny delve into: crib biting be cured?; helping a mare who goes down in a float; tips for picking up the back feet; solutions for a fear of needles; how to train a carriage driving horse to stand still; and what you can do when a horse runs off when you take the halter off.
Mark offers v
Common problems Under Saddle & Strategies to fix them
In this episode, we explore effective strategies for enhancing horse handling and riding techniques. Jenny and Mark discuss common challenges such as achieving the correct canter lead, thinking into lateral movement; addressing bit evasion, and improving rein and leg coordination and when to turn a young horse out for a spell after training. With a focus on understanding a horse's mindset and prov
Why is it that horses get less anxious when you step off them?
Join us this week as we delve into the complexities of managing anxiety in horses during trail rides. Jenny and Mark explore the reasons behind horse anxiety under saddle on a trail ride and share practical strategies to help your horse feel more confident. From understanding the impact of being on the ground versus in the saddle to addressing unfinished educational issues, this episode offers val
Which is better: lunging or long reining?
Join us in this episode as we explore the differences between lunging and long reining. Mark discusses the benefits and challenges of each method, offering insights into when and how to use them effectively. Whether you're working with a forward-thinking thoroughbred or a sensitive mare, understanding these techniques can enhance your training approach and improve your horse's responsiveness. Tune
Looking into Freeze in Horses - how to fix it
In this episode, we delve into the complexities of the freeze response in horses, exploring both tactile and visual triggers. Mark shares insights on how to address these responses by focusing on the horse's ability to control pressure, fostering a sense of safety and trust. Practical techniques for helping horses overcome their freeze response, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addr
How the Eyes on a Horse Respond Differently on Different Sides
Unlock the mysteries of how horses see the world and what it means for their behaviour. In this episode, Mark and Jenny dive deep into the fascinating differences between a horse’s confident and guarded eye, sharing real-life stories and practical advice for helping horses become more balanced and less anxious. With memorable analogies—like the Rapunzel window story—this conversation will change t
Are horses rebellious?
Tackling horse behavioural issues can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. In this episode, Mark and Jenny break down the root causes behind common challenges—like resistance, anxiety, and so-called “rebellious” behaviour—and offer practical, compassionate solutions. Through real listener questions and insightful stories, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your horse’s mindset and learn act
Anxious horse on the way home? Here's how to help
Discover practical strategies for understanding and managing anxiety in horses. In this episode, Mark and Jenny explore why horses become anxious—whether on the trail, near something scary, or during transport—and share real-world solutions to help your horse feel safer and more confident. With relatable stories and clear advice, you’ll learn how to build trust, recognize signs of stress, and supp
Ex Race Horses that are difficult or disinterested...How to help
In this episode, we explore a real-life story about how horses adapt, react, and sometimes struggle with change. Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian or just curious about animal behaviour, you’ll gain practical tips for supporting horses through transitions and creating a stable, positive environment.
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Is Moving a horse's feet a way to their Mind??
It's an old horsemanship saying that is often used and interpreted as "keep them busy" or "move their feet" in an effort to regain some control on horses. But does it really work? Expert Mark Langley sheds light on this relaying his recent visit with people who trained alongside some of the horsemanship legends.
Also, Mark's thoughts on ground tying and how to go about teaching it. Plus, is pony
Training Tips to find the Missing Link in your Training
Training tips for a horse terrified by a rope around its back legs; finding the missing links in training for a horse that can be great but also sometimes super anxious; & how to back a horse willingly that is used in a schooling situation and getting a bit resistant.
Expert horseman Mark Langley provides his unique insights into how to train effectively whilst offering horses a deep connectio
Horse training advice to help you get your horse to / from where you need to go
Advice for a horse that is hard to get to the arena; an older horse that now scrambles in the trailer; young horses in new places; & what to do when a horse is overwhelmed in a new place.
Mark Langley provides his clear and practical solutions to common problems by addressing a horse's worry - or anxiety. With tips on what to do and how to train to reduce anxiety, his techniques are helping ho
Training Tips for Mouthy/ Pushy Horses
This week, horse expert Mark Langley gives advice to help with horses that can be particularly pushy or mouthy/ bite. Listen for training solutions to help improve boundaries with a mouthy horse without saying "no"; advice for a pushy yearling who doesn't want to return home and a horse that grabs hay.
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5 min Quick Training Tip: How to help a horse settle in a new barn
Expert horseman Mark Langley gives advice to help a horse settle into a new barn.
Helping Horses with Problem Scenarios: Hates training and aggressive to catch
Horseman Mark Langley gives training advice to help with some problematic scenarios: helping a horse that stops and strikes in a trailer; a horse that has lost confidence and now hates training; a horse that pops in a little buck with the canter transition and how to catch an aggressive horse that is used to treats.
Mark offers a Value-Packed Online Membership Subscription for those keen to advanc
Tips in a nutshell: what length of lead rope?
Horse expert Mark Langley gives a quick horse training tip on what length of lead rope to use and when. He describes the ropes that he uses and what he uses them for.
Helping to make horse training more Positive: ways to soften an obedient mare
Horseman Mark Langley explains how to soften an obedient mare; how to help a shut down horse that isn't moving under saddle; and how to help a pony who got a fright in one particular area see that area as positive.
Mark Langley teaches his innovative horsemanship training around the world - showing people how to read horses better so that we can train for a higher learning response, meet and corr
Troubles with food aggression? Or loading?
In this episode, horseman Mark Langley takes us through solutions for a variety of horse problems: from stopping a young horse that always rolls; understanding a mare in heat and training impacts; advice for a young horse to be kept or separated from his mother; loading that has got worse; and advice for a horse with food aggression.
Mark Langley has trained horses and people all around the world
How do you train your horse to mount on the offside?
Horse training techniques from Mark Langley, a renowned expert in understanding horse's on an incredibly deep level to provide practical solutions that not only transform horse's ability, but also help them to have less problems.
This week, Mark provides training tips to set horses up to be able to be yarded alone at an event away from home; and how to train a horse and ourselves to mount from the
Problems transitioning to or maintaining a trot or canter? There's a reason for this
I am often asked why a horse can't transition easily into a trot or canter; or can't maintain it. There are different reasons behind the cause of this - listen to find out so you know how to train to help them.
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Exercises + Training to Build Fitness under saddle
Ideas to get your horse fitter through good Education based Training.
Mark Langley provides solutions to help horses by changing their behaviours. He has been dabbling with his unique insights into expanding a horse's emotional capacity to take on information, for decades.
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Mark's Horsemanship Clinics: What does he actually do?
Horseman Mark Langley is renowned for his Horsemanship Clinics which fill months in advance. What is is that he looks for in horses as he assesses them and their owners needs and how does he train? Listen as he talks about a recent intensive clinic.
A deep look into training that can help Anxious horses
This week expert Horseman Mark Langley talks about ways we can help horses who get very anxious: an off the track standardbred mare and a gelding that was shut down. A fascinating and insightful look into how anxiety effects many horses but how it can be turned around.
Mark Langley specialises in helping horses through education: creating new learning mindsets and assisting them with confidence th
Advice for horses that get a fright: techniques for settling + building confidence
Mark talks through training techniques to help a young mare that can spin when a kangaroo jumps out; and for a young mare that is reluctant to go near a river bank where a predator disturbed the herd. These techniques are usual for all horses as they help to set them up to have more confidence in your leadership and guidance as well as in knowing what to do when their instinct is to get out of the
Reducing Anxiety on a beach or when horses destinate
Does your horse get anxious in a new place? But fine otherwise? Learn some training insights and tips from expert horseman Mark Langley to find out how you can stop this from happening!
Mark Langley provides solutions to help horses by changing their behaviours. He has been dabbling with his unique insights into expanding a horse's emotional capacity to take on information, for decades. Access ALL
Is Backing Up Bad? Is a Buck Anxiety or an Opinion?
Lots of questions in this episode! You might have seen some discussions recently in the horse circles around backing up...is it really bad? Plus, advice for a mare that is constantly in season; training tips for a mare that doesn't like being touched; how to counteract a drift under saddle; training suggestions for a horse that refuses to lead and if you are working on passing the shoulder. Finall
Training Advice for Horses that Refuse to Move: out on trail or stuck in the arena
Mark Langley provides solutions to help horses by changing their behaviours. He has been dabbling with his unique insights into expanding a horse's emotional capacity to take on information, for decades.
This week: advice for horses that are reluctant to move forwards - perhaps in the arena or when they leave their mates or they just won't go in the arena. Instead of increasing the pressure on the
Tips for ensuring your horse is ready to be trained out & about
People often ask us about how to help reduce or stop a horse panicking when it is out on trail. Listen for some training tips to check that your horse is able to cope with distractions outside - and so that it is set up to be trainable outside - first.
Also in this episode - how to navigate Carriage Driving with the principles I use; helping a flight response pony to search; and how best to introd
Should you take your Horse to other Clinics & Trainers? The Conflict that can Happen
Can you take your horse to another clinic and just not do some of the exercises? Will it really matter if you do? And a look into helping one mare who is being trained in ways that are likely to be making her difficult to move forwards.
Mark Langley provides solutions to help horses by changing their behaviours. He has been dabbling with his unique insights into expanding a horse's emotional capa
Strategies to help with a Testing Horse + one that looses focus at the trot in a lunge
Horses can be pushy, and despite our best efforts, it can be hard to get them to keep off us at times. There are tricks though to being more effective - not just what you do - but how you do it. Mark Langley gives us some insights in this episode. Also - how to maintain focus in the trot at a lunge....or perhaps not. Listen for Mark's advice on this area.
Mark Langley has helped 1000s of horses ac
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