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John Lyons Riding Manual (includes 4 DVDs)

This is a comprehensive riding manual; includes over 7 hours of DVDs; for both green and trained horses

Written by John Lyons

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The John Lyons Riding Manual is a logical follow-up to the Ground Control Manual that will help you continue with the green horse or improve the performance of the trained horse.

Includes over 7 Hours of DVD'S to reinforce the written word, affording you the opportunity to visually follow the written lessons.

John Lyons Riding Manual Subjects Include:
• Principles & Philosophy
• Emotional Training
• Calm Down Cue
• The Best Bridle Control from the Ground & the Horse's Back
• First Saddling and Mounting
• Move Forward
• Directional Control
• Collected Trot & Canter
• Crossing Obstacles

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You may also want to check out these related products:

- Best Start For An Unbroke Horse (DVD)

- Ground Control Manual (book)

- Modern Horseman's Countdown to Broke, The (book)

- Trail Riding Series - Training From The Heart, The (DVD)

- Troubleshooting (book)

Related (free-to-read) training articles:

- An Exercise For When You Can't Ride

- Back Easily With Hip Shoulder Shoulder

- Backing Up

- Cinchy Horses

- Four Things You Need to Train Your Horse

- Get Your Back Up

- Give Your Horse A Want-To Attitude

- Good Now Bad Later

- Horses That Want To Bolt, Buck or Blow Up

- Horses That Won't Go

- How Do I Get My Horse's Attention?

- How Long Should I Ride?

- How to Pick Up Your Reins Like a Pro

- Hurry Up and Stop

- Leg Yielding Without Your Legs

- Make Your Horse Stop

- Ready for Your Next Spook?

- Reins Tell Direction, Legs Tell Speed

- Reins: 5 Tips to Improve Your Use

- Riding Exercise: Steer the Tail

- See Yourself Leading When Riding

- Simple Steps to Power Steering

- Slowing Your Horse

- Snaffle Bits vs Shank or Leverage Bits

- Solve Every Horse Problem

- Speed Up Your Slow Horse

- Stop Your Horse With Hip Shoulder Shoulder

- Teach Neck Reining and more with the Clockwork Exercise

- Teach Your Horse to Lower His Head While Standing

- Teaching Your Horse To Stand Still

- Thought vs Action

- Three Step Stop Exercise

- Train Your Horse To Travel Straight

- Training Magic: Release on the Thought

- Turning Horses: How to Fix Leaning Shoulders

To see articles and products based on related topics, see:

- Active vs Reactive Rider

- Attention - Getting it from Your Horse

- Attitude - rider

- Baby Give - see also Give to Bit

- Backing Up

- Basic Training

- Behavior and Characteristics

- Bit Responsiveness - see also Give to Bit

- Bits - Snaffle

- Body Language

- Bolting

- Break at the Poll

- Bridling

- Bucking

- Buddy Sour

- Build Confidence

- Calm Down Cue

- Cinching Up

- Cinchy

- Collected Canter

- Collected Stops

- Collected Trot

- Collection

- Common Sense

- Communicate

- Conditioned Response

- Connect Rein to Ear

- Connect Rein to Feet

- Connect Rein to Hip

- Connect Rein to Neck

- Connect Rein to Nose

- Connect Rein to Shoulders

- Control

- Crossing Objects

- Cues Lesson Plans Goals

- Demand Cue - see also Calm Down Cue

- Diagonals - also see Lateral Work

- Directional Control

- Drop Head

- Emotional Training

- Encouragement for Rider

- Equipment

- Establish Control - see Control

- Evaluating Training

- Exercise

- Fear - in Horse

- Foundation Training

- Give Him a Job

- Give to Bit

- Go Forward

- Goals

- Ground Tie

- Haltering

- Hand Position

- Hard Mouth - see also Give to Bit

- Haunches In or Travers - also see Hip Control

- Head Down Cue - see also Calm Down

- Hip Control

- Horses That Won't Go or Move

- Horses That Won't Slow

- Jig and Jigging

- Lateral Work - also see Diagonals

- Leading

- Leads

- Learning Cycles

- Leg Cue

- Leg Protection

- Leg Yielding also see Diagonals

- Lightness

- Lope - see also Cantering

- Lowering Your Horse's Head

- Manners

- Motivate and Motivator

- Mounting and Dismounting

- Move to Touch

- Natural and Unnatural

- Neck Reining

- Nervous Horse

- No Contact Leading

- Plow Reining

- Positive Experience - Rider

- Principles and Philosophy

- Problem Solving and Troubleshooting

- Rearing

- Rein to Feet Connection

- Rein to Hip Connection

- Reins

- Release - Pressure

- Repetition and Consistency

- Respect and Trust

- Riding Instruction

- Rollbacks

- Round Pen

- Sacking Out

- Saddling and First Ride

- Safety

- Serpentine Exercise

- Shoulder Control

- Sidepass - Fullpass

- Simple and Flying Lead Changes

- Snaffle - see Bit-Snaffle

- Snubbing

- Speed Control

- Spook in Place and Shying

- Spot Control

- Standing While Mounting

- Stop - Stops - Stopping

- Stops - Stopping Straight

- Suppling - see also Give to Bit

- Tack

- Tie Downs/Training Forks - also see Martingales

- Tough Mouth - see also Give to Bit

- Trail Riding

- Training Philosophy

- Transitions

- Trust - see Respect and Trust

- Walking

- WESN Lesson - also see Directional Control

- Yield to Pressure

- Young Horse Training