Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Mark Langley

How do you help a horse that goes from ”anxious gaze”­­­­­­ to ”anxious explosive”? And how would you desensitize a horse that is very chilled except when there the slightest thing wrong, like a piece of hay, is under his saddle, which then causes a bucking fit? Mark Langley offers advice for this and explanations to the root cause - suggesting solutions for how we can all help our horses cope better.

Also covered in this episode - why would a horse attack it’s companion on the way home but is fine going out? Whether to use a bitless bridle or not? Advice for a horse that won’t stand in a trailer; and for another that gets big rubs from the breaching bar.

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers common horse related questions, using techniques that explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses. 

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This episode covers Horse Separation Anxiety, or as our expert Mark Langley likes to call it, Connection Disability. Offering some practical solutions to reducing the problems caused by it, this episode has tips in it for horse riders. Also, should a mare in season be in training? And advice for the times when you just have to get a horse loaded in an emergency.

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In this conversation with Mark Langley, we ask him to explain some of his training concepts and how they piece together to form his unique approach to horse training: training their mind as well as their body. He covers Being a Tree, Where to Begin, being Effective, Aggressive Feeding time, Facing up when you don’t want them to. It’s a great short introduction into some of Mark’s philosophy and the complexities of what he is looking for as he teaches.

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This week Mark Langley talks about the physical and mental process he sees happen to horses when they have a shift in their mindset and are suddenly open to learning rather than disassociating or shutting out. He also examines some of the processes that we can do to help a worried horse be braver; and offers advice for anyone disheartened by their training results.

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Advice for improving a canter departure that goes all wrong out on trail; managing a dislike for the farrier - how to help improve this; getting a horse used to something scary behind it (not necessarily with desensitizing); and can you use eye contact too much?

This weeks podcast where Mark answers questions from his Online Members.

If you’ve tried to get a quick, energetic response or a more free flowing movement in a stoic, unflappable horse, you’ll know it’s not easy to train these horses. Here’s how to motivate them - Mark uncovers some myths and sheds light on 2 big factors that influence our horses: Curiosity + Caution.

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