Tools for Horse and Rider - Mounted and Unmounted
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Welcome

Introduction
Desensitizing for Safety!
How to Hold the Polo Wrap with the Reins
Tools for Horse Mounted

Polo Wrap Behind the Horse
Neck Rope : Helping The Horse with Balance and Bend
Polo under the Girth into the Rider's Hands : Helping with Shoulder Control and Awareness of Thoracic Sling
Floss Band Figure 8 : Encouraging Engagement of the Hind Legs and Balance at the Base of The Neck
Wrap around Horse's Poll and Neck : Helping the Horse to Open in Throat Latch and for Stability in Fallen Crest
Tools for the Rider Mounted

Posture Sling : Encouraging Long Legs, Alignment, Balance of The Rider to Follow the Movement
Franklin Balls : Finding Your Seat Bones and Allowing Pelvic Movement for a Balanced Seat
Riding with One Hand : Increasing Suppleness in Lower Body and Positive Tension in Upper Body
Polo under the Girth into the Rider's Hand : Encouraging Stable Hand Position
Polo around Rider's Hips : Creating the Feeling of Moving the Hips to the Hand
Polo Wrap Around Horse Neck : Encouraging Forward, Stable Hands
Polo Wrap Behind the Horse : Visualizing a Circle of Positive Tension
Polo around Rider's Leg : Encouraging a Deep Seat with Thigh Stretch
Chopsticks : Developing Awareness of Hand Position to Find Correct Arm Rotation
Head Band : Creating Awareness and Developing a Stable Upper Body for Even Contact
Neck Rope : Developing Quite and Steady Hands that Follow the Horse's Forward Movement
Saratoga Wrap Around Shoulders and Ribcage : Developing Awareness of Upper Body and Directing Energy Forward
SUREFOOT Pad Under Rider Foot : Finding Suppleness in the Legs Through Manipulation of the Lower Leg
Tools for the Horse Unmounted

Eagle ProSix Wrap : Helps the Horse with Proprioception while Lunging, Riding, Turning Out, Trailering, or Shoeing
SUREFOOT Pads : Helps the Horse with Proprioception and Relaxation
Tools for The Rider Unmounted

Trampoline : Finding Suppleness in the Legs for Shock Absorbing, and How to Direct Energy on the Up for Turning
Yoga Ball : Finding Connection between Pelvis and Ribcage, Directing with Seat Bones, and Shock Absorbing through Hips with Stable Arms
Mounting Block : Finding Core Connection to go with the Movement in Balance, Discovering Seat Bones and the Independent Use for the Canter Transition
Mounting Block : Core Engagement for Rein Back and Collection
Make Up Sponges : Awareness for Closing Fingers Softly while Riding
Weight of the Bit : Finding Light and Even Contact
Backward Bicycle : Pelvic Movement for Sitting Trot
Pushing into a Wall : Finding Suppleness in the Elbow for Hand Stability in Rising Trot or to Absorb Suspension in Trot and Canter
Sitting Down with a Tray : Image for Balance in the Rising Trot
Ending

Final Thoughts

Tools for the Horse Unmounted

2 Lessons