Bits and Their Importance in the Development of a Young Horse
Natasha answers a question on bridling a young horse and the relation it has with their development.
Flatwork for Hunters and Jumpers and the Dressage Pyramid of Training
How Bernie incorporates Dressage fundamentals in the training of Hunters and Jumpers
Demystifying Inside Leg To Outside Rein
Bernie discusses how to use the common training tip "inside rein to outside leg" in conjunction with your other aids to get the most out of your horse.
What To Do When Your Horse Bucks, Plays, or Pulls After The Jump
Geoff Teall and Linda Allen explain why a horse may buck or play after a jump when leg is applied and share exercises to work through this common problem.
Exercises To Teach Your Horse To Stay Light Between Your Aids
Julie Winkel shares her favorite exercises for getting a horse light and responsive to the leg and rein aids.
Why Does My Horse’s Canter Feel Different From Right to Left?
Linda Allen gives some insight into why a horse may feel differently on one canter lead than the other.
Ten of Bernie’s Favorite Videos on EquestrianCoach.com
To celebrate our 10th Anniversary, Bernie has put together a list of just some of his favorites over the years.
Bernie’s Top Ten Most Common Clinic Observations
Bernie shares with us the issues he sees most at clinics.
Chronicle of the Horse – The Equitation Division was Created to Improve Riding by George Morris (ADDENDUM)
After attending the CP National Horse Show, George Morris, the master of style takes exception to how juniors change position between hunters and equitation.
Stop Your Horse From Falling In On One Side
Jim Wofford gives a member exercises on the flat to get her horse to stop falling to the left with his shoulder.
Does Your Horse Have a Long Stride and Struggle with Combinations?
Linda Allen advises a member on how she can acquire the "tools" she needs to set her horse up to handle anything a course might ask.
How to Stop a Horse From Speeding Up On the Landing Side of the Jumps
Rob Gage shares exercises to help a member stop her horse from getting strong and running after the jumps.
How to Ride a Hunter with a Soft Mouth that Tends to Over-flex
Geoff Teall shares his training philosophies with a member whose hunter horse likes light contact and often gets behind the bit.
How to Make Your Hunter More Supple
Julie shares her favorite exercises to encourage a hunter to be soft and light on their front end.
Training a Young Thoroughbred that is Fresh Off the Track
Jim Wofford shares his philosophies and exercises on training an OTTB.
How To Teach A Horse To Accept Rein Contact
Bernie gives a member bit suggestions and exercises to help her mare who dislikes rein contact.
Which Release is Best for Lower Level Hunter and Equitation Classes?
Geoff Teall helps clarify what type of release (short, long, crest, or automatic) is appropriate for a lower level rider.
Teaching Your Horse To Stretch Their Neck Out In A Hunter Under Saddle Class
Julie Winkel gives a member tips on how to get her horse to stretch in a hunter frame.
How to Handle a Horse When it Spooks
Jim Wofford and Olivia Loiacono describe how to handle a situation where a horse spooks when jumping or resists going near something they are afraid of.
Troubleshooting: Kicking Out at the Trot and Canter
Bernie shares some insight on what may be causing a member's TB from kicking out at the trot and canter.