Mark Langley: Recent Episodes
Mark Langley
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 more confident, responsive and willing.
You'll also hear advice on ribcage awareness, forward thinking, separation anxiety, float preparation and helping horses stay mentally connected during training.
Want help applying these ideas with your own horse? Join Mark Langley Online for full training videos, step-by-step exercises and personal Q&A support.
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 shares practical advice on rebuilding confidence, improving leading, creating healthier personal space, preparing horses before lunging, and helping anxious horses become softer and more willing partners.
If you've ever felt like you're fixing one problem only for another to appear, this episode will help you understand what's really happening beneath the surface.
If you'd like to dive deeper into creating softer, more confident horses through practical step-by-step training, explore the Mark Langley Horsemanship Membership, where every week we help members work through challenges just like these.
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 environment.
If you've ever wondered whether you're doing the right thing when training gets a little sticky, this episode is full of valuable insights.
⭐ Want to deepen your skills? Join the Mark Langley Horsemanship Online Membership for access to hundreds of training videos, detailed courses, practical exercises, and regular member Q&A support.
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 setbacks and confidence issues on the trail, Mark explains why more pressure isn't always the answer—and how better timing, awareness, and technique can create real change.
This episode is packed with Mark's practical strategies focusing on understanding the horse's thoughts, emotional responses and level of understanding when training challenges arise. Unlike traditional approaches that often rely on escalating pressure, obedience, repetition and control, Mark helps them become calmer, more confident and mentally available, creating lasting change without damaging trust, confidence or willingness.
Want to deepen your skills and better understand your horse's behaviour? Join the Mark Langley Horsemanship Online Membership for access to Mark's full training library, detailed exercises, courses, and regular Q&A support.
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 environment, or reacts strongly to pressure, this episode offers valuable insights into the emotional causes behind these behaviours and practical ways to help your horse develop genuine confidence.
Want personalised guidance with your horse?
Join the Mark Langley Horsemanship Online Membership for access to hundreds of training videos, detailed educational courses, practical exercises, member Q&A sessions, and the opportunity to better understand your horse's behaviour, emotions and training challenges.
Learn more at marklangley.com.au
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 often more important than quantity of training.
Learn how to develop softness, confidence and understanding in your horse with the support of the Mark Langley Online Membership.
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.
Mark also discusses how to help horses respond correctly to rein pressure on the trail, why backing up plays an important role in creating softness and balance, and the difference between building physical fitness and mental fitness in performance horses. Along the way, he shares insights into helping horses trust pressure, process difficult experiences and become confident problem-solvers rather than simply learning to cope.
Whether you're dealing with float-loading setbacks, riding challenges, or a horse that has lost confidence after a bad experience, this episode offers practical guidance for creating softness, trust and understanding.
Ready to go deeper? Join Mark Langley Online for practical lessons, personalised insights and a supportive learning community.
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 horses after time off.
Mark shares practical guidance on:
- Recognising emotional shutdown, anxiety and fixation
- Why softness and adjustability matter before riding
- Long reining and groundwork exercises to safely prepare horses
- How stress, herd life, nutrition and training can contribute to ulcers
- The importance of clarity and consistency between groundwork and ridden work
- Helping horses process new environments with confidence
This episode is full of practical exercises and deeper insights into horse psychology, helping owners create calmer, softer and more confident horses without force or pressure.
Whether your horse has been out of work for weeks, months or years, this conversation offers a thoughtful roadmap for rebuilding trust and understanding.
Ready to go deeper? Join Mark Langley Online for practical lessons, personalised insights and a supportive learning community.
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 to tune out, and how quiet, purposeful communication helps horses stay mentally engaged.
Mark also takes a deeper look at the concept of searching—a key ingredient in developing confident, adaptable horses that can process their environment rather than becoming fixated, dependent, or shut down. You'll learn what a healthy green zone really looks like; how to maintain awareness without creating agitation; and how to help horses that hate halters.
If you’d like to better understand your horse and apply these concepts step-by-step, join the Mark Langley Online Membership today.
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 and connection can help horses cope with uncertainty, travel, busy environments and unexpected situations.
We also answer questions about clinic preparation, riding past mobs of goats, fixation and worry under saddle, plus issues like pinned ears, pigroots, girthiness and emotional brace.
Learn practical ways to help your horse stay softer, more adjustable and mentally connected in situations that would normally create anxiety or overwhelm.
Want help applying these ideas with your own horse? Join Mark Langley Online for full training videos, step-by-step exercises and personal Q&A support.
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 either build softness and understanding or gradually create brace, avoidance and frustration.
Mark explains how horses are constantly learning from the way people approach them, handle pressure, and respond to emotional changes. He shares practical insights into recognising subtle signs of tension, improving awareness during handling, and helping horses feel mentally safer and more connected in everyday situations.
This episode highlights why good horsemanship is not just about what happens during formal training, but about the consistency, clarity and emotional understanding we bring into all interactions with our horses.
If you want to develop a horse that is easier to catch, more willing to engage and more emotionally balanced, this conversation offers thoughtful, practical guidance to help you better understand the horse in front of you.
If you’d like deeper guidance with your own horse, Mark Langley Online gives you access to a full training library, step-by-step exercises and regular Q&A support to help you better understand your horse’s behaviour, training and emotional responses.
Find out more at MarkLangley.com.au.
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 specific practical strategies for transforming hesitant horses into willing partners. If you’ve ever felt stuck with a horse that refuses to load, pull back on the trailer, or seem emotionally shut down and not wanting to move forward on the ground or under saddle, this episode is your roadmap to understanding the deeper causes and fixing them at their root.
Also, when a vet prescribes lunging for rehabilitation but your horse won't stay out on the circle or falls in or needs the lunge whip to complete it - what can you do? Mark gives detailed helpful advice for this scenario, linked to the other issues discussed in this episode.
Get Mark's detailed training videos and improve your horse: try it for free
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 connection between the horse’s jaw, the TMJ, and emotional tension, revealing why a relaxed jaw doesn’t necessarily mean the horse is actively chewing.
Understand horsemanship to a deep level with Mark's Online Membership: try it for free
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, instead of defensive or friction-filled. You'll learn why traditional pressure techniques often backfire and how to leverage subtle cues, like a simple flag or the "supermarket etiquette" mindset, to create cooperation without conflict. We break down: the importance of awareness over force, the power of high-precision, small-step training, and the role of emotional clarity in shaping reliable responses.
Mark explains why a horse's biting stems from frustration and how offering alternatives—like leading away softly or using a feel on the rope—can turn nipping into curiosity and cooperation. Discover how to craft a mental shift in your horse from friction to flow, transforming everyday groundwork into a foundation of trust.
Get the insights to iron out your horse problems with Mark's Online Membership - try it for FREE.
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 to go home; and for horses that may feel trapped in small spaces.
Mark Langley's psychological and wholistic approach to training helps thousands of horses and their owners.
Learn his insights in detail with his Online Membership: try it with a 7 day free trial.
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.
Gain more of Mark's insights that change horses through his Online Membership: try it for free!
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 from pressure and the importance of creating safe, relaxed space. Mark shares practical techniques to build trust, including managing your boundaries with flags, leading with distance, and teaching horses to process pressure at their pace.
Also, tips on how to pick up the hoofs on a foal who may now be shut down after a bad trimming experience - how to retrain her.
Understanding a horse’s emotional state can prevent behavioural issues, reduce stress, and foster a genuine partnership.
Elevate your horsemanship with Mark's Online Membership that includes support and training videos. Try it for free.
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 dangerous bucking and freezing that can make riders fall off and lose trust in their horses.
Listen to discover why the typical response—trying to push through the anxiety—often makes matters worse, and instead, learn the simple yet powerful mental and physical tools to help your horse let go of fear and build confidence. Mark shares real stories and actionable steps from his extensive horsemanship experience, including how to reset a horse’s focus with gentle leading, mastering rein and body communication, and cultivating trust in everyday trail rides.
We break down specific tactics: how to teach your horse to move softly in tight spaces, regain control when they’re frozen or bucking, and use mental "redirections" that turn anxiety into calm curiosity. You’ll discover why hyper-focus is the root cause of many trail issues—and the simple shift in mindset that can turn your horse from a flight animal into a confident partner.
Mark Langley is a renowned horse trainer and emotional horsemanship expert, known worldwide for his compassionate, effective methods that address the mind as much as the body. His approach emphasizes patience, clarity, and trust-building, making him a trusted voice for horse owners everywhere.
Improve your horse training today under his detailed guidance through his Online Membership.
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’s mindset—curiosity versus caution—is essential to progress. Mark discusses the importance of balancing stimuli to promote curiosity without overwhelming, and how to safely introduce environmental challenges like noise or flags to foster caution.
Mark also offers advice and insights into a mouthy gelding who doesn't respond to flag used as a visual stimuli.
Mark Langley is a renowned horse trainer known for transforming challenging horses through calm, connected methods. His approach emphasizes mental clarity, respect, and trust over force, making complex training tasks achievable and enjoyable.
Improve your horse training under Mark's detailed guidance through his Online Membership. 7 day free trial: take a look.
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 its relaxed composure—this is the power of horse’s awareness.
Listen to understand how this awareness enhances your horse’s relaxation, responsiveness, and trust without demanding their relentless focus. Also in this episode, help for a scared mini-show horse who can be very hard to catch.
Join Mark Langley's Online Membership and start making your training more effective and your rides more enjoyable.
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?
Improve your horse training with Mark through his Online Membership.
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 raised in captivity or humanized environments, develop food aggression—and more importantly, how to turn this behaviour around. Mark shares real stories of horses, explaining that food aggression in Brumbies isn’t inherently common—it’s a reflection of their lack of natural boundaries and clear communication learned in the herd. He outlines why these horses often grow up confused, overreactive, and lacking the skills to communicate effectively—traits often mistaken for instinct, when they’re really learned behaviours.
Improve your horse training skills using Mark's Online Membership: find out more
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 horse’s mindset directly influences its movement and softness.
Discover how a seemingly stiff Brumby transformed from guarded to more graceful through gentle education and trust. Mark shares real-world examples of horses that change in body shape just by shifting their mental state — no magic, just understanding.
We break down the critical link between mind and body, explaining why body work alone can’t fix stiffness if the horse’s mindset remains guarded or stressed.
We also cover the critical skills a horse needs before it’s truly safe for a beginner—showing that readiness isn’t just about standing quietly or picking up feet, but about confidence, trust, and curiosity.
Understanding when a horse is “shut down” versus physically injured can save you from costly mistakes.
Train your horse successfully using Mark's detailed training videos: find out more
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 difference. Mark Langley breaks down how to get horses to soften, follow the rein, and find their natural gaits without force or frustration.
You'll discover:
- Why most pacing horses are tense and how to help them relax into true movement
- The real purpose of legs and reins, and how to use them to communicate rather than control
- Simple exercises to encourage soft transitions from walk to trot, canter, and flying lead changes
- The key to turning resistance into resilience, especially with sensitive, defensive horses
- Why foundational groundwork is the quickest path to a horse that trusts and moves freely, no matter their background
Join Mark Langley, a world-renowned expert in emotive horsemanship, as he shares the simple yet effective principles that turn resistance into resilience and stiffness into softness. This episode might just change the way you think about training—and your horse’s entire mindset.
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 trust—without harsh bits or force.
In this episode of the Mark Langley Horsemanship Podcast, Mark shares practical insights straight from his ongoing work with horses of all temperaments. He explains why pushing a horse through fear often worsens the problem and how teaching horses to follow a feel can eliminate issues like walking off after mounting.
Learn how to create soft, responsive horses simply through feel and patience, not punishment.
You’ll discover:
- The real reason horses walk off after mounting and how to address it
- The importance of leading lessons in different positions and why leading behind your horse builds awareness
- How to handle anxious off-the-track thoroughbreds and nervous horses by respecting their space and emotional needs
- How collection and softness can be achieved without a bit, if desired
- Practical steps to help a horse that pulls, rears, or bolts back to the barn, even in complex training environments
This isn’t just theory—Mark’s insights can help you avoid the pitfalls that lead to frustration, injury, or horses that shut down. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just starting out, grasping these principles offers the chance to deepen your connection, improve responsiveness, and build trust—long-term.
If you’re committed to calm, confident horses and want training that respects their nature while improving their behaviour, this episode will interest you. Perfect for anyone working with nervous, strong, or disengaged horses, or those tired of chasing behaviours that keep them stuck.
And for the trainers and facilities facing challenging horses and mixed signals, Mark’s approach offers a clear, humane pathway to transformation. Tune in now—your best horse is waiting.
P.S
- Mark will be in Europe in 2027 for demonstrations and clinics. If you’re interested in bringing his unique methodology to your barn or community, reach out now—spaces will fill quickly.
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 tiniest cues — ear flicks, breathing changes, and body language — to truly understand what they’re telling you about their feelings and state of mind.
We break down practical strategies to wake up dull minds, re-engage frozen horses, and turn "bad days" into opportunities for connection. Mark shares specific training tactics that foster mental agility.
Understanding your horse’s internal world is crucial for building safety, trust, and responsiveness. If you're tired of generic training tips that miss the emotional layer, this episode is your guide to noticing what your horse isn’t saying — and turning that into positive, confident behaviour.
Mark Langley is a renowned equine educator committed to improving horsemanship worldwide.
Join his Online Membership to see your horse become softer through his techniques: 7 day free trial
Find out more www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
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 dealing with a trail riding horse that hesitates or a young horse needing foundational training, this episode offers valuable advice for every horse owner.
Join Mark Langley's Membership to watch over 800 of Mark's training videos.
Detailed training, explanations, courses and support helping you at home.
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 looking at a horse's mindset can help solve these situations and foster a calm and connected relationship. Tune in to discover how to empower your horse to be more present and confident.
Access Mark's personal support + learn from his Online Membership Training videos: 7 day free trial, then cancel any time.
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, an explanation into the difference between pressure and release and gaining forward through feel.
Join Mark Langley's Online Membership: access over 800 training videos and get Mark's direct support.
7 day free trial.
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 mindset in your equine companions, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable training journey.
Watch Mark's training videos and improve your horse yourself! 7 day free trial. Suitable for everyone.
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.
To ask Mark your question join his Online Membership - more info here
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.
Horse insights from Mark Langley - more available Online. Get his horse training videos and improve your horse yourself!
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 their movements. Join us for practical advice and expert tips to enhance your horse training approach.
Mark Langley provides solutions to support horses as well as positive training approaches. His psychological approach fosters soft mindsets and horses active decision making. Gain improvements in your horse through his Online Membership. FREE for 7 days! Membership includes personal support from Mark. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 anxiety and claustrophobia during transport. Tune in for expert advice on ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience for your equine companions.
Mark Langley provides solutions to support horses as well as positive training approaches. His psychological approach fosters soft mindsets and horses active decision making. Gain improvements in your horse through his Online Membership. FREE for 7 days! Membership includes personal support from Mark. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 horses control pressure and improve their responsiveness. Tune in to learn how to create a positive training environment and avoid common pitfalls in horse training.
Mark Langley provides solutions to support horses as well as positive training approaches. His psychological approach fosters soft mindsets and horses active decision making. Gain improvements in your horse through his Online Membership. FREE for 7 days! Membership includes personal support from Mark. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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.
To learn more from Mark join his Online Membership. It's free for 7 days, then just AUD $16.58/ mth. Cancel any time.
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 negative memories, and how these can affect their current behaviour. Mark emphasizes the need for patience and consistency in training, focusing on simple, achievable tasks to build confidence and trust. He also highlights the significance of creating a calm, focused environment for both the horse and trainer, and the role of voice and body language in effective communication.
Use Mark's techniques to help your training: check out his Online Membership with his 7 day FREE trial.
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.
Learn more from Mark by joining his Online Membership. Free for 7 days and then an affordable, month by month or yearly subscription. A small but worthwhile investment.
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 horse's fear of barns, Mark offers insights to help you build a more trusting and effective relationship with your equine partner. Tune in for expert advice and actionable strategies!
For more Mark Langley Training Insights, join his Online Membership. 7 day free trial.
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 behaviours and transform your approach to horse training!
Learn training techniques from Mark through his Online Training Membership. 7 day free trial! Over 800 training videos + his support. Membership starts at just $16.58 AUD/ mth. Cancel / rejoin month by month anytime.
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 what his clinics are about; how he teaches and what he is looking for to make the changes that he does.
Book on one of Mark's clinics for 2026
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 valuable insights into the psychology of successful training which sets you and your horse up for not only success but a positive partnership.
To learn more from Mark’s highly successful techniques, join his Online Membership. 7 day FREE trial
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 providing practical solutions, this episode offers valuable insights for horse owners. Tune in to learn how to guide your horse towards better behaviour and a more positive riding experience.
To learn more from Mark's highly successful techniques, join his Online Membership. 7 day FREE trial
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 valuable insights for horse owners. Whether you're dealing with a horse that struggles with confidence or one that relies heavily on the herd, you'll find actionable advice to make your trail rides more enjoyable. Tune in to learn how to diagnose anxiety triggers and implement effective training techniques both at home and on the trail.
To learn more from Mark's highly successful techniques, join his Online Membership. 7 day FREE trial
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 in to discover how to choose the right method for your horse's unique needs.
Also - Training tips to help with a pull back and chomping on the bit; as well as explaining the difference between hunting a reward and searching for the answer. Mark also explains how to manage hypersensitivity in mares; upending feed buckets and directing horses out on a circle without them stepping into you.
Access Mark's Online Training Membership with his 7 day free trial
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 addressing the root causes. We also discuss the impact of pain in a freeze response, and how freeze can be related to spookiness. Tune in to learn how to guide your horse towards a more confident and processing partner.
Explore Mark's Online Horsemanship Membership with his 7 day free trial
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 the way you connect with your horse, whether you’re in the arena or out on the trail.
Get Mark's personal support through his Online Membership: it's value packed and very affordable
Try it with the 7 day free trial
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 actionable steps to build a more trusting, responsive partnership.
Get Mark's personal support through his Online Membership. Trial it for free!
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 support your horse through challenging situations.
Access Mark's personal support through his Online Membership - an affordable value packed resource for everyone.
Check it out with the 7 day free trial!
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.
Mark's Online Membership offers suburb support and value. Try it with his 7 day free trial.
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 ponying good for confidence building or reinforcing the need for companionship?
Mark Langley offers comprehensive Training Support through his Horsemanship Membership. Benefits include over 800 training videos on most horse training areas; detailed guidance; & his personal support. Try it today with a 7 day free trial.
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 connection and trust in us. His highly practical yet wholistic approach is revolutionising horse training around the world.
For more info on Mark please visit www.MarkLangley.com.au
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 horse owners all around the world.
Mark is at the forefront of Emotional Horsemanship Training. He has been dabbling with changing a horse's thought for decades.
For more info on how he can support your horse journey, check out his Online Membership which comes with a 7 day free trial.
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.
Mark offers a Value-Packed, affordable Online Membership Subscription for those keen to advance with his renowned techniques that are at the forefront of Emotive Training. 7 day free trial! Find out more: www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 advance with his renowned techniques that are at the forefront of Emotive Training. 7 day free trial: www.marklangley.com.au/join
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.
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 correct their emotional needs. He transforms horses to help them and their owners find softness and a positive partnership.
Join Mark's Online Membership to ask him a question. 7 day free trial, with flexible monthly Membership starting at just the price of a couple of coffees. Find out more
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. He is renowned for his innovative approach to horsemanship which considers a horse's emotional needs in training as well as directing their thoughts for a far more effective, progressive and positive approach.
Mark offers direct support & access to all of his Online training Videos with a 7 day free trial.
www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
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 offside.
Learn more of Mark's valuable insights that are changing horses through his Online Membership. 7 day free trial! Find out more here.
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.
Interested in learning more? Access over 800 training videos helping your horse to connect, understand and process better. 7 day free trial! Find out more
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.
Access ALL of Mark's Training Videos FREE for 7 days! Membership includes asking Mark a Question + sending him a Video for feedback Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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.
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 through his clear, calm and highly thoughtful training.
To keep learning from Mark's unique approach, jump online & grab his 7 day FREE trial to his Online Training Platform. www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
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 there.
Learn more from Mark's vast experience through his Online Training Videos.
7 day Free Trial!
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 of Mark's Training Videos
FREE for 7 days!
Membership includes asking Mark a Question + sending him a Video for feedback
More: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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. Finally, is a random buck at an event anxiety or just an opinion - and what you can do about it.
Full of helpful suggestions for any horse owner wanting to be effective + supportive to their horse.
Mark Langley has been training horse's mindsets for decades. His unique & experienced approach aims to provide positive training solutions that help horses to be in a better learning mindset.
7 day free trial - Online Training videos
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 them listen for practical training tips that will help your horse to process + be happier to move more freely.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. FREE for 7 days! then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 introduce a bit.
Learn more from Mark Online through his resource-packed Online Membership. 7 day free trial!
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 capacity to take on information, for decades + has helped 1000s of horses around the world.
Just for you! FREE 7 days Trial for Mark Langley's Horsemanship Membership! Includes over 600 training videos, video reviews, + personal support.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 across the world.
Just for you - 7 day FREE trial to learn his in-depth training that encompasses psychology that supports horses Emotional Capacity to Learn through his Online Training Videos.
www.MarkLangley.com.au/Join
In this episode Mark provides some tips and insights into heavy horses. He helps provide some answers for a 17hh mare that can drag people; + a Clydesdale that is anxious and anticipatory. Also - should a horse be allowed to blow off steam or should all work be controlled?
Marks psychological insights and clear explanations are designed to help all horse owners understand their horses better, to provide positive solutions.
For more training tips + info head to www.MarkLangley.com.au/join get his 7 day FREE trial to over 700 of his unique training videos that are helping thousands of horses all around the world!
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, Mark explores how we can educate horses to manage themselves especially for situations we cannot recreate at home (like a race or a big event). He reveals the results of his training and the noticeable impact it has had on his young trained horses which have shown far less stress than would be expected.
He also provides training advice for a horse that is sensitive to movement from above and behind.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. FREE for 7 days! then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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: Helping a young horse go faster into forward but without resistance and brace; and advice for a horse that is learning collection and elevation but still has a tight jaw.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. FREE for 7 days! then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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 a horse that used to be a barrel racing mare and now falls apart when asked to trot; and practical tips for an older rescue horse that doesn't respond well when there are new people or people that don't understand her sensitivities. Mark also provides insights into the cause behind these behaviours, improving the listeners understanding so that they can better support their horse for their long term gain.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. FREE for 7 days! then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time. Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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: All about Flags: how we can use them wrongly/ appropriately; and tips for when your horse reacts negatively/ or is unreactive to a flag.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support. FREE for 7 days! then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time. Find out more here
What you can do when your horse obviously isn't happy about being caught. Maybe they are slightly aggressive or negative towards you. Maybe you notice they are different when you have the halter in your hand. All of this can be changed! And Mark Langley sheds light on why this might be and what we can do in this episode.
Join MLH Online to gain Mark's Support + Training Videos: Grab the 7 day free trial at www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
You might have heard people discuss when a horse should be exposed to new things: when they are young and their minds are more flexible or perhaps when they are more mature. Which is it? Also - how to help a horse to feel good about training? Even mine! Plus, tips on what to do to bring a horse back into work and can an older horse feel okay about the trailer? Mark Langley explains all in this useful Podcast packed with Horse Training Tips that help horses to Learn and improve with Confidence.
Mark Langley Horsemanship: Helping horses
Expert Horseman Mark Langley helps provide Effective, Emotive Training Solutions for horses. This week: learn how to Help the Trained Horses.
Mark answers questions on: a 16 yr old stick horse who is now racey & fights the bit; a 10 yr old who struggles in the back up; a horse who is more anxious in the arena than in the forest, especially at a faster pace; and a horse who won’t wait quietly in a trailer. Find out how to help all of these situations!
To keep learning from Mark, Join his Online Membership where you can access over 600 in depth training videos and learn his practical yet thoughtful training thanks changing Horsemanship - for good. 7 day free trial.Click here to Join now
A look into Clicker Training: how it works; the benefits and downsides; what to watch out for; and a comparison to other general horsemanship training practices which commonly use negative/ positive reinforcement. Listen to hear Mark Langley's insights into his thoughts on it and how to use it if you are going to.
Mark offers a wealth of knowledge that sheds light on the psychology of helpful horse training. If you are interested in expanding your understanding of horse training that incorporates and seeks to improve a horse's mental state into the equation, take a look at Mark's Online Training Membership! 7 day free Trial! Support for everyone, no matter where you are! https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Horseman Mark Langley tackles a range of horse related training questions: this week a look into helping with parts of his Challenge Series; understanding how to help a horse that won't move forwards into a trot and training tips to correct a horse that will only go in the direction it wants to go in. Plus, advice for helping a horse over a working equitation challenge - the bridge.
Mark supports many horse owners around the world through his weekly podcasts, answering their direct questions. Join MLH Online for the price of a couple of coffees and you can also get to not only ask him a question but access his entire video training library. Find out more at https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
This week Mark Langley offers his expert advice on how to know when to stop training your horse - they just aren't getting there - or when to keep going to get them through and past that point. Mark is known for creating mental shifts in horses to change the way they cope: today he addresses the complexity surrounding this. PLUS, how to keep your horse flowing or moving freely (ground or under saddle) without constantly nagging, driving or increasing the pressure. Some practical tips to keep a horse willing.
Learn more from Mark Langley through his Online Training Videos: expert insights into Emotive Training that offers Support and Positive Progress.
7 day free trial - check it out!
www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
This week Mark addresses 2 really common problems that people ask us about: Girthiness and Feet. In this episode, Mark Langley provides emotional explanations behind girthiness (and anxiety) and sheds light on practical ways that we can help change this and help horses to feel less worried when we handle their feet - it's all in the training that we provide!
Join MLH Online to learn more: over 600 training videos that offer Emotive Support and Positive Progress.
Get the 7 day free trial and check it out!
www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
In this week's episode, Mark Langley guides us through Helping the Nervous Horses to come out of their shell and trust us: how we can create a shift in their mental acceptance of us, leading to confidence and a desire to communicate - rather than always being wary of our energy. Also, specific training advice for horses that are getting distracted with leading (pawing or rearing around other horses); how to help horses coexist in a paddock together and all about nosebags.
Mark Langley is a prominent Horseman known for helping horses to make mental shifts to improve their Emotional Stability and Capability: how they move and how they behave is all in their mind - as he has found out from his vast experience teaching 1000s of horses globally. Their mindset is heavily influenced by you and your training. Training one way can open a horse up or shut its decision making processes down. Excited to learn more? Head to www.MarkLangley.com.au/join - join his Online Training Platform. Your 7 day FREE trial awaits!
In this episode, Mark addresses How to Structure your Training giving his thoughts on what to assess to make logical decisions; How he would do a Pre-Flight check and he answers some general training questions based on theory: Should you wait for a chew? Should you give a horse some time off?
Mark Langley is a prominent Horseman known for helping horses to make mental shifts to improve their Emotional Stability and Capability: how they move and how they behave is all in their mind - as he has found out from his vast experience teaching 1000s of horses globally. Their mind is heavily influenced by you and your training. Training one way can open a horse up or shut down its decision making processes & cause brace. Excited to learn more? Head to www.MarkLangley.com.au/join - join his Online Training Platform. Your 7 day FREE trial awaits!
This week we listen to a podcast Mark did in 2023 on Separation Anxiety as he helps to provide specific training solutions to help various scenarios with Separation Anxiety a leading factor. Listen for training help on:
The over-focused riding horse; avoiding separation anxiety issues when you ride alone; stopping the grazing when field walking; and advice for a horse that WANTS to leave the barn and is on a mission!
Learn more from Mark, Online through his Online Training Videos: providing Positive Solutions that have a holistic approach and benefit both you and your horse. 7 day FREE trial: https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
Horse Expert Mark Langley offers his advice on Pushy Horses: How to help an anxious, pushy horse on trail (always pulling the reins); a pushy horse at feed time and how to Assess what an Unknown Horse does or doesn't know?
Mark Langley offers insights into Helping Horses using Insights that tap into a Horse's Mindset: setting them up to cope, regulate and understand.
Join MLH Online to Learn more: 7 day free trial + Access +600 MLH Training Videos.
www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
Horse training for Mark Langley is all about getting a horse's thoughts and body to align. Gaining a horse's thought, directing it, and keeping it are all skills that Mark is highly familiar with, and he uses them to change how a horse feels about us and our training, as well as producing far more balanced horses. In this podcast he helps answer specific training questions on how to get a horse's thought: helping the backup; reducing anxiety in a stable; and for a horse that has anxiety.
For more in depth Emotive Horse Training, Join MLH Online and access all of his +600 Training Videos. 7 day free trial: www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
In this weeks podcast Mark Langley tells us about his experience training the wild horses of Australia: the Brumbies. In his time, he has started and trained countless numbers of them, and was selected to start a particular handful of big, strong, 6-8yr old stallion Brumbies; whilst having a life threatening experience.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos which offers +600 videos + support.
7 day FREE trial, then just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Welcome to Mark Langley's Horsemanship Podcast, where we help you understand your horses better and provide positive training solutions. In this episode, Mark and Jenny Langley address common issues horse owners face, particularly focusing on where to start when dealing with horses that have anxiety or trust issues.
Rachel's Brumby, who had a traumatic first saddling experience, continues to face up. Mark provides step-by-step guidance on how to work on leading exercises to build trust and reduce anxiety.
Janice and Donna, are both struggling with horses that exhibit mounting block anxiety. Mark explains why traditional mounting block lessons might not be the best approach and suggests alternative methods to address the underlying issues. He shares a story and practical advice on how to make the horse feel more secure and comfortable, both on the ground and under saddle.
Throughout the episode, Mark highlights the significance of good leading, trust, and understanding the horse's red flags. He also talks about the progress made by horses in his recent five-day clinic, showcasing the transformative power of his techniques.
Join us as we explore effective ways to build a happier, more trusting relationship with your horse.
In conversation with Australian Horseman Mark Langley, as he talks frankly about his 30 years experience of training many wild horses and why he decided to "become a master in guiding" rather than driving. Through examples of the horses he has worked, Mark gives us a touching personal look into his philosophy.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos which offers +600 videos + support.
7 day FREE trial, then just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
A look into biting or nipping: advice + an explanation for a horse that bites when things are being done to her in the stable, but not outside; advice for a horse that becomes nippy when anxious.
Also, help for a horse that refuses to go forwards under saddle + for an impulsive/ explosive horse with exercises to try. And busting the myth: are some spooky horses just not cut out for trail riding?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos which offers +600 videos + support.
7 day FREE trial, then just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
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, he answers a variety of horse training questions including: how to stop micromanaging a highly anxious horse; how to stop a horse running out of a trailer; how to help a separation-anxiety horse self-regulate; when mouthiness is okay + when it isn't; how to re-introduce a bit.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos which offers +600 videos + support.
7 day FREE trial, then just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
This week Mark Langley dissects the detail in Leading and how to get it right when it goes wrong: giving insights and training advice on into how much pressure to use; why a pony refuses to lead after a while; and how to get a horse to follow feel, not just our cue's so they stop when the feel stops.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos which offers +600 videos + support.
7 day FREE trial, then just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Expert Horseman Mark Langley delves into the reasons behind horses getting anxious on trail rides - and how we can help reduce this. With practical tips on what you can do to regain connection, help your horse to overcome it's fear and improve confidence or just get them to move forward - this is an episode that has many useful insights.
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.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers +600 training videos + support.
Free Trial! Then just $20 AUD/mth. Hop on/off any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Sometimes we need to do things around our horses that might appear to be loud or intrusive or sudden or scary - like waving a flag or a rope or making a sudden movement or noise. It a part of horse training that if used correctly can offer a Change of Thought; and if used wrongly, can be REALLY detrimental to how your horse feels in life and about you. Here's how to do it, without being a bully.
Learn from Horseman Mark Langley Online: MLH Online Training Videos.
Access +600 training videos from just $16.99 AUD. Cancel any time.
Helping horses since 2004
https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Horseman Mark Langley gives insights on two things that he commonly assesses in horses to assist in focusing his help: how much curiosity or how much caution they may have. This episode explores his insights into these characteristics, detailing the background behind what causes each one, their impacts, and how it can be changed, to help horses.
Learn Mark's Horsemanship Approach Online: MLH Online Horsemanship. Where horses are helped. Membership starts at just AUD $16.88/mth; cancel any time. https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Horse Expert Mark Langley discusses treats used with animals, particularly horses, and their impact on the animal. He also offers helpful advice for a horse that reserves it's trust for one person only and how others can help to overcome their fear of people.
These questions come from MLH Online Members, learning from Mark's emotional empowering horsemanship. Membership includes a 7 day free trial https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/Join
Horse expert Mark Langley shed light on how to help the horses that can change when the energy increases - or, as he calls them, the paranoid horses. He offers advice for some new training approaches to help a 2 yr old who can get aggressive when asked to increase the speed of what he is doing; and a horse who can fluctuate in his energy levels as she is working to the point where he can be menacing.
Also - how to help your horse when they are really petrified out on trail; and how to get a horse used to a breaching bar that triggers them to normally run out of the trailer.
A wide-range of horse training topics addressed, but with insights into training that promote self-regulation and improved understanding.
Learn more from Mark Online: access his unique horsemanship training videos. 7 day FREE trial: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
In this episode expert Horseman Mark Langley gives advice for a horse that won't take a single step backwards. Plus training advice for a horse that runs back to the barn with its owner; and rugging tips - how to do this safely, if you feel the need to rug.
Learn more effective solutions and training tips Online! Join Mark's Online Horsemanship with access to over 600 training videos. Just AUD $20/mth, cancel/ rejoin any time. https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
A question came in from a MLH Online Member seeking advice for a horse that has had 6 owners in the past 2 years and has been almost destined to be put to sleep. The problem is it randomly rears and strikes. But there is hope and these horses can be helped! Listen to find out Mark Langley's strategy to help this horse.
Also in this podcast: training the previously shut down horses - in this case a stoic Icelandic pony in Finland who now is much more open, but also a little harder to get a response from. Mark Langley gives his expert advice on how to re-train his now open mind and bring him back to engaging with training in a positive way.
Join 1000s of others learning from Mark Langley Online: over 600 training videos for just AUD $20/mth! Check it out with the 7 day free trial! https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
Keep Me Going: please help others to find this podcast - Share, like or comment! It goes a long way to helping more people and more horses. Thank you!
Explanations + training tips from Horseman Mark Langley: this week - explaining the unexpected behaviours in horses: A previously shut down horse that now stops randomly and freezes; a competition horse that hops in the trot; and a horse that can't keep a straight line.
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.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Advice to help with the retraining of an off the track race horse who doesn't like spray or hoses; and for a pony that spins and bolts when something comes towards her. Listen to understand the needs of these reactions which can be defensive aggressive (fight) or flight. Plus when to retire a horse?
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.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Please help to Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Would you like your horse to be more responsive to your legs? Here's how! Also, when it is okay to get big and how you can do this without detriment (this is one tip that everyone needs to know about). Plus, how to manage horses both from the ground and under saddle that tip their nose away as you go to ask for that rein/ direction. Expert horseman Mark Langley provides Solutions for a Positive Partnership.
Learn more from Mark Online: Your chance to make Progress: In depth Training + Support: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join (AUD $20/mth, cancel any time).
In this episode, Mark Langley reveals the techniques and training behind helping horses to be more relaxed on trail; or not spook at something unusual. Based on his vast experience and many horses that he has helped directly with this, he unravels the psychology behind why horses spook and explains how it can be improved. He also shed's light on whether a horse's personality can be changed to better suit a person.
Learn more from Mark's unique and in depth psychological perspective to training that is helping thousands of horses around the world through his Online Training Videos. Starting from just AUD $20/mth, cancel and rejoin as you wish, and try with a 7 day FREE trial. https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
You may have come across the term Following a Feel. Here's a chance to learn more about what it really refers to as Mark delves into what it means in depth. Answering real horse problem questions he explains how feel can help in these situations - adding useful training advice to each scenario: a horse heavy on the lead; a horse reluctant to load and how to test if your horse can really respond to feel under pressure.
Learn more from Mark's psychological insights that are helping horses all around world through his Online Training Videos, Series and Explanations. 7 day FREE trial! https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
In this insightful episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Solutions Podcast, we take a deep dive into various horse behaviour issues, providing effective solutions for them. Mark shares his expert advice on assisting horses dealing with anger, defensive mis-trust, an un-safe horse to ride, and disconnection. He sheds light on how to navigate these situations calmly and effectively. This episode will enlighten listeners on understanding their horses' needs and improving their horsemanship skills.
Special focus is on Miriam's horse from Sweden, who she perceives as angry with trapped feelings. The episode explores several challenges that she has faced, including aggressive behaviour, touch sensitivity and anxiety. The episode provides insights on how to deal with horses affected negatively by flawed training methods, focusing on the importance of guiding horses to think for themselves.
Mark also delves deeper into redefining horsemanship training methods. One horse discussed needs to regain trust after common (but negative) training. Mark reveals practical steps for re-establishing trust and heading back towards constructive horsemanship.
Mark also explains why a horse that he "opened up" is now unsafe to ride; and provides training guidance to continue to move forwards. If you've ever experienced a horse that becomes "like a giraffe" and disconnected, Mark also explains what to do in these situations.
Listeners gain a wealth of knowledge on equine training, from recognizing signs of emotional distress in horses to celebrating triumphs over training challenges. This episode is truly an enriching experience for anyone aspiring to better understand and interact with horses.
Welcome to this informative episode of Mark Langley's Horsemanship Solutions Podcast, a comprehensive guide bridging the communication gap between horse owners and their beloved equines. In this session, we journey through various horse training techniques, delving deep into our understanding of behavioural problems and how we can foster trust with our horses.
The episode turns the spotlight on common concerns like 'girthy' horses or saddle discomfort; getting a softer turn in a side pull bridle; how to teach the correct canter lead; understanding spookiness in an older horse and tips for what to do with a newly born foal. You'll discover useful strategies, including how to manage lead changes and exercises to create a balance between speed and control.
The conversation shines a light on horse anxiety and paranoia, providing advice to improve their overall well-being.
This episode makes for an enriching learning experience for those grappling with a 'spooky' horse or simply wishing to deepen their understanding of equine psychology. Tune in to transform your horse training journey today!
This weeks Podcast covers mostly leading with insights and tips to improve what is happening to real people and their horses. Advice for leading a very nervous horse who avoids pressure; how to get a mare to think into a bend at a flexion; why a blind horse won't move with her owner on one eye; what to look for with leading pressure; how to help a horse that panics with poll pressure; and how to reduce an initial brace leading forwards.
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.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Connect with me:
My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.marklangley.com.au/shop
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.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Connect with me:
My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.marklangley.com.au/shop
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.
Access Mark's 600+ horsemanship Training Videos Online (7 day free trial + cancel any time) at www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
In this conversation with Mark Langley, he explains 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.
To Learn from Mark Online: Join his Online Horsemanship Training Videos, 7 day FREE trial: www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
This week Mark 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.
https://www.marklangley.com.au
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.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Mark Langley Horseman talks through his training tips on how to get young and wary horses or older and more fragile horses closer to obstacles whilst improving their confidence. Also, tips on how to get the correct Canter Lead.
Improve your Effectiveness & Horsemanship Skills through Mark’s Online Training Membership:
7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Horseman Mark Langley enlightens us with his knowledge on various horse training questions. This week: What causes a horse to constantly have it's ears back under saddle? How can you help a horse that loads fine but gets worried once the movement starts? And can you produce a high level reining horse using Mark's (not robotic) training principles?
Continue your learning Online: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
How to get a horse to carry itself without driving from behind, as people commonly do. This podcast is dedicated to this topic, and includes tops on getting a horse heavy on its forehand to lift its wither and become lighter, using Mark's techniques.
To learn more from Mark, join his Online Training Program: 7 day FREE trial. https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
This week: How do you introduce a hose? Why use a bridle - do you have to? Not looking into a turn? Not going past a walk but don't want to use driving pressure? Starting a Younger with Mark's Online Training Videos.
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.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support.
First week is free then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Join now: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Tips for horses who nip or bite during training and how to help.
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.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support.
First week is free then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Join now: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
In this episode Mark Langley answers questions on getting close to a wild horse and establishing a relationship; and how to prepare a wild horse for the saddle with some critical tips; advice for a new horse that bucks unpredictably.
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.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support.
First week is free then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Help for the very anxious horses - ones that just won't settle or that perhaps stare at the horizon or something - and in this state can become quite hard to manage. Also tips on getting their secondary focus (if you are not sure what this is, take a listen!)
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.
Learn more direct from Mark through his Online Training Membership which offers videos + support.
First week is free then it's just $20 AUD/mth. Cancel any time.
Find out more: https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
A repeat of a previous episode in which Horseman Mark Langley talks about 2 common practises that we don't need to do!
Find out more about Mark Langley's Horsemanship and how you can learn from him https://www.MarkLangley.com.au
A look back on a previous episode in which Mark Langley talks us through a state he finds all too commonly in horses - a shut out or a shut down state, and how you can help them open up again. It's an area he has had considerable success in.
To find more about Mark's tremendous horse ability, https://www.MarkLangley.com.au
Will Separation Anxiety get better over time? How to do you get your horse used to a fly spray bottle? How to change a horse habit of coming out forwards to a straight load back out? How to prepare a horse to loose a paddock mate?
Australian Horseman Mark Langley provides expert advice.
Learn more from Mark through his unique Online Horsemanship Training Videos: 7 day FREE trial.
Advice on horse's feet: how to pick them up for trimming when they walk off; how to get your horse to pick up their feet without dragging in the back up and how getting this right can mean less brace in their head, poll, neck and jaw.
Mark Langley Horsemanship: helping you to understand horses
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos: 7 day FREE trial
https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
In the market for a new horse? Some tips on what to make sure happens before you commit + how to approach their training to avoid conflicts. If your horse Rears or Bucks - here's some advice on how to help.
Learn more from Mark's unique training approach through his Online Training Videos.
7 day FREE trial.
https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
If you think the answer is yes, you need to listen to this! Mark Langley gives training advice which will help you to alter your horse's mindset and set you up for success!
Find out more from Mark by Learning Online: Online Horsemanship Training Videos
7 day FREE trial
Expert horseman Mark Langley provides insights on what we can look for in our horses to understand them better: what to look for to know when to end a lesson; what a comfortable back up should look like and how to help achieve that; what a horse does when it is worried about being girthed (one of 2 things) and how to help; and what to do to get a horse's focus.
Improve your training capability through Mark's Online Training Videos: MIND + BODY solutions. 7 day free trial, then just AUD $20/mth (cancel/ rejoin at any time) https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Expert Horseman Mark Langley answers questions about horse training. This week: listen to find out about solving a foal rearing on the lead; exercises to increase flexibility; the belly rope tips; and connecting with your horse in the paddock.
Get Mark's Online Horsemanship videos - 7 day FREE trial then just AUD$20/mth (cancel at any time) https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/join
Horse Riding and Training Tips from Mark Langley. This week: helping to reduce anxiety when you are in a new places under saddle; when your horse runs for home out of the blue; and how to stop falling in.
Learn more from Mark! Online Training Videos suitable for everyone! Take a Look now: 7 day Free Trial, then just AUD $20 AUD. https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Would you like your horse to be more responsive to your legs? Here's how! Also, when it is okay to get big and how you can do this without detriment (this is one tip that everyone needs to know about). Plus, how to manage horses both from the ground and under saddle that tip their nose away as you go to ask for that rein/ direction. Expert horseman Mark Langley provides Solutions for a Positive Partnership.
Learn more from Mark Online: Your chance to make Progress: In depth Training + Support: 7 day FREE trial https://www.marklangley.com.au/join (AUD $20/mth, cancel any time).
How To Train a Horse without Eroding the Trust you have Built. Expert Horseman Mark Langley sheds light on how to advance with a wild horse that is just accepting being touched without changing the relationship; advice on helping an old ex-Station mare who doesn't like people on her off-side, and more.
Keep Learning from Mark Online: Online Horsemanship Training Videos to set you up for long term success: make use of the 7 day FREE trial https://www.MarkLangley.com.au/join (cancel anytime; USD $20/mth)
Quiet slow horses and fast horses that make you nervous actually suffer the same - and both need our help. Listen to this podcast to find out why and how as Mark Langley horseman gives his expert advice. Also in this episode, how long can a horse concentrate for?
Learn more about how to get your horse in the right mind-frame to learn: https://www.equineability.com.au/join Online Horsemanship Membership with over 500 training videos, support, questions answered and a 7 day free trial to take a look!
This episode is all about helping our stressed horses - covering a wide range of situations and offering in-depth practical advice for all horse owners. Listen to Mark Langley's expert advice from training a playful but stressed colt; to a hard to catch Clydesdale; a horse that won't stay in a float for more than 30 seconds; a young horse who snatches their feet when trimmed; to when to change a horses thought and why a horse might be more spooky when we start to unpack their stress.
Learn more from Mark Langley through his Online Horsemanship Membership - free to trial - https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
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. This week: Practical Tips for handling and managing horses: What a horse nip followed by a let down might tell you; the best way to mouth a horse; the best way to balance a horse for a farrier; and tips on handling a wild horse.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
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. This week: how to settle an Anxious horse - undersaddle, with specific scenarios.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
This week's podcast covers questions from our Online Members: explaining the difference between lightness and softness and how speed can effect these; explaining why a horse might get highly reactive being lunged in a round yard and how to change this; and advice for continuing training post a clinic.
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 + unique approach works with all horses.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
The usefulness of carrot sticks
https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-4m9a2-132a163
Connect with me:
My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
This week's podcast answers questions around the problems caused primarily by anxiety and stress in our horses. Australian horseman gives his expert opinion on Why Floating after a trail ride is so hard?; why a horse has started windsucking; how to build confidence going out; why a new horse is difficult when it's paddock mate gets attention; how to help an anxious horse left behind at the yard.
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.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going:
Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
If your horse gets anxious, how do you keep it calm?
https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/if-your-horse-gets-anxious-how-do-you-keep-it-calm/
Connect with me:
My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
Mark Langley gives horse training tips for questions relating to speed.
This week, when is the right moment to ask with your legs on a horse slow to go out?; how do you get a horse to canter on a lead (without driving); and how do you prepare your horse for different speeds at a canter and gallop?
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going: Leave me a Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
How to Strike the Correct Canter https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-vgvrp-11f5d0a
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
Horseman Mark Langley gives his expert training tips for gaining trust in horses. This week's questions include: will a nervous mum pass on her anxiety to her foal?; ways to develop trust in training; what needs to be addressed with a quiet gentle horse that is reactive in new environments; the benefits of the back up; and advice for a horse that is starting to show threatening behaviour.
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.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy: Spooky and Explosive horses: how to help https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-3zwh4-1446341
Store https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
The first touch. A breath-taking special moment. With some horses this doesn't come easily. What should you do if approach and retreat has got you so far, but not far enough? Expert horseman Mark Langley reveals his insights into this special area of training.
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. This week
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Is it okay to say 'no' to a horse who has just started opening up to you? https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/when-is-it-okay-to-say-no-to-a-horse-that-has-just-started-opening-up-to-you/
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
What should you do next if your horse has bolted in long reins on you? How do you help a young horse who is fine at home but who is very unsettled and rears in new environments? And how do you encourage a horse to be a leader out on trail rather than a follower? Expert horseman gives his advice.
Learn Mark's Powerful Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success Online – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
How to retrain a Negative Learned Response: https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/retraining-a-negative-learned-response/
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
What is the difference between Following a Thought and just going in a direction, maybe even destinating. Why your horse runs out at the shoulder on the lunge; how and why to improve leading (in this case for a horse that nips on the lead).
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.
Learn Mark's Powerful, Progressive Training Approach that Creates Lasting Success – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Perfecting Leading - help when it goes wrong https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/perfecting-leading-help-when-it-goes-wrong/
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
Some horses are not comfortable with pressure and try to avoid it to seek a release of pressure - the Release Hunters. We want horses to trust and understand pressure, so their ability to respond is not reduced by them bracing - here's Mark's advice on how we do this! Plus, understanding Separation Anxiety.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
How to Know When to Release/ Reward or Stop https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/how-to-know-when-to-release-reward-stop/
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
Mark Langley Horse Training Advice Podcast: This week: Karla was training a spooky horse close to home and despite trying to continually connect with him, he still got very anxious - hear what Mark would have done differently; Helping a horse that Explodes Understand An Alternative; Advice to help a horse that stops with a Change or Pace or Direction.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy: Defensive Aggression - tips to Help! https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/defensive-aggression-tips-to-help/
Connect with me:
My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley My
Store https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
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. This week: Where to Start if you are new to Mark's training; advice to work on the backup with a horse that won't go backwards; Checking Approach and Retreat is done right; and help for horses embarking on a long trip.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
Keep me Going: Leave me A Rating and Review Wherever You Listen To me
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
How I Choose What Techniques I use: https://marklangleyhorsemanship.podbean.com/e/how-i-choose-what-techniques-i-use/
Connect with me: My Podcast: Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mark.langley.horsemanship Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkLangleyHorsemanship YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marklangley
My Store
https://www.equineability.com.au/shop
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. This week: advice to help anxious horses settle; and tips on helping your nervousness.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
What do you do if your horse doesn't respond to a leg or other aids? Mark Langley explains how you can change this by opening up their minds to thinking and searching.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
This week: Is there a way to cope with sudden, scary things without being shut down? Insights into why a horse leans one way at the canter; and when your horse isn't completely with you - should you be more lenient or firm?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
What to do if your young Starter scoots away at the mounting block? Or won't move at all? Also - canter aids.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
Advice on how to help a horse that is fine under saddle and friendly but bites if you go to rug or brush or saddle him.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
How to build leadership with a horse that was shut down and now can sometimes refuse to lead or go somewhere? Advice on how to get a horse out on a circle on line who lacks energy without drive. When should you release or reward your horse?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin yourself at any time
In this interview with Mark Langley we explore the concept of Adding Pressure in horse training. Mark explains what helps horses to learn - and what he has found is needed to move them on from a state of Trauma. This is a fascinating conversation with a horseman dedicated to helping horses.
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. This week
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
If you "give your horse a job" does it increase willingness + confidence? Mark Langley gives his advice on why we need to be looking deeper - explaining what it is that helps our horses. When should we progress to a bit - and is a bosal or a halter okay instead? Why a new horse is biting the lead rope? Mark Langley explains all!
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
A podcast answering REAL horse training questions! This week: can you remove a brace which feels like the only way is up? And how can we best find holes in our training to improve? Mark Langley gives his expert advice!
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
Helping with getting forward; getting a balanced trot on an ex-pacer; and helping the horse that is left behind and has separation anxiety when you go on a ride.Learn more from Mark Langley Online - Join his online Membership & gain access to +500 training videos helping you to train horses in a way that reduces anxiety. 7 day free trial. Cancel any time. Https://www.equineability.com.au/join
What I am looking for when I work out what techniques to use when training horses; plus: what sighing/ yawning/ licking/ chewing means and the training implications of this; advice for introducing horses to each other; and tips to unfreeze a horse that won’t move inside a trailer.Learn more from Mark Langley Online - Join his online Membership & gain access to +500 training videos helping you to train horses in a way that reduces anxiety. 7 day free trial. Cancel any time. Https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week Mark helps answer these questions: how strict should you be about holding a horse's focus at liberty?; how to stop a mare from kicking other horses under saddle; how to get a horse to stand still when flexing; and tips to help with a heavy, bracey horse in leading. As always, Mark's answers are full of explanations as to why horses do the things they do - helping us to gain a much deeper perspective on how best to adapt our training to support their growth and happy mindset.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
How do you approach Retraining your horse when they have set responses - some might be negative? This episode is all about this topic with horseman Mark Langley ready to provide positive solutions to help you. Specifically, hear how to help a horse that randomly bucked; how to help a horse that is nippy with mounting and legs; and how to get a 3 year old to remain focused.
Australian horseman Mark Langley's techniques explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
Has Tom Dorrance Inspired me? How do you help with Pack Saddle Nerves? What's the best way to mouth a horse who has had a bad experience with worming paste? How do you help a horse that sees monsters everywhere? And what can you do as an alternative to a noisy distraction (like a sudden slap on your leg)? Find out here! Plus: My list of things to check before riding a Young Start.
Learn more from Mark Online through his Online Training Videos. 7 day FREE trial. Take a look! https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Mark Langley explains how to help a pony who is still aggressive to tack and rug after stomach ulcer treatment: there is hope! And advice for a warmblood previously held in frame and now shut down who doesn't want to back up - how do we know it's not pain related? Mark gives his expert advice.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
Insights into why Mark rates leading so much + help with specific areas of leading for: a horse that has got less soft since firming up on the leading; a horse that shuts down when being led; a previously driven mare who get's sour when asked to trot on the lunge; and should calming paste be used for traveling a horse that has fallen down in a trailer?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ rejoin at any time
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. THIS WEEK: how to help horses with Separation Anxiety: the over-focused riding horse; avoiding separation anxiety issues when you ride alone; stopping the grazing when field walking; and advice for a horse that WANTS to leave the barn and is on a mission!
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Cancel/ re-join at any time
Heading to a Show and need your horse to trot in hand well? Here's some tips! Also advice on helping your horse to cross water on the way out from home; helping a horse that doesn't like forward in the arena; and insights into why a horse might have bucked with the girth as a one off.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Join/ Cancel when you want anytime.
This week: how to help horses to walk out ahead in a straight line or trot in hand next to you; advice for a horse whose focus is hard to get; how much does what your feeding play a part in your horse's behaviour?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Some specific training advice on bringing a horse back into work after time off - what to do and what to look out for; when is too much when you are training - particularly when you repeat a task? Hear Mark's thoughts on this - something everyone should hear! And have you ever had a horse you really struggled with? Are some horses just not a good match for some people? Plus: training stallions: some tips from Mark on his experience with them and how to keep the process smooth.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Tips on what to look for to improve your confidence when you are ready to get back in the saddle after a fall; how to manage a pony that kicks other horses; and how to densitise a horse to a ball and racquet - some great tips to try!
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
In this session, Mark Langley offers advice for horses in situations undersaddle: how to re-educate a horse that avoids bit pressure to be comfortable with the bit again; how to get a soft canter transition in a horse that has had time off from injury and now goes into a bucky-bolty canter; how to get a good trot-halt; and how to help a horse that is obedient but anxious.
Questions are provided from Mark Langley's Online Horsemanship Members.To Join and access +500 of his unique Horsemanship Training Videos https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join.7 day FREE trial!
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. To kick off the 2023 season, Mark offers advice to help with highly nervous horses on the ground: how to manage a wild horse that is very scared of people; how to help a standardbred in an explosive moment; how to connect with a mare that doesn't know your personal boundary; and exercises to do that help a horse scared of sudden movements.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
How to introduce ponying to a horse that gets cranky with it; how to transition to a bit from a bitless/ sidepull; signs of stress or impatience?; what does yawning mean? And can learned avoidance behaviours be changed with time?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Does "Passenger Riding" help people and horses? And advice for setting boundaries whilst introducing leg aids on a horse that was dull to legs.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
A philosophy prod: Mark's thoughts on the common approach when dealing with a nervous horse: to move it's feet until it stops and settles, or "keep them busy". And Feel: why teach it through a rope as oppose to guiding with our energy or intention? What are the applications of it? Plus: the best videos to watch on the Membership if you are new to Mark / have a horse with separation anxiety.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
How to establish clear boundaries to let your horse know they can never bite, and how to regain confidence once lost because this has happened.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Cancel + rejoin at any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Mark's thoughts on the usefulness of carrot sticks (or similar) as training aids: can horses ever get past associating them with previous escalations of pressure if now used in a different way? And how do you stop horses taking chunks of grass out on trail? Mark has horse training tips for you!
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Cancel + rejoin at any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Mark helps with ideas to understand and help a horse who trips on the lunge. He was a ranch-horse; and possibly wasn't allowed to make his own choices in the past. Here's Marks thoughts on how to help him.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Cancel and rejoin at any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
If you use liberty with your horse or have any inclination to want to do it you might want to listen to this. Advice from the horse's pyschological perspective in getting liberty right.
Keep learning from Mark Online - online Horsemanship Training Videos 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth, cancel any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
When is stopping to smell manure in a previously shut-down/ gazy horse a good thing or a hindrance? Advice for a horse that kicks whilst out on trail. And why I use an indirect rein as oppose to an inside leg to stop a horse from falling in.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Cancel any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Tips for starting a new relationship off on the right foot! Also how to tell if your horse is reluctant in the back up due to pain or just reluctant?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Cancel any time. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Following an injury, a horse hates having it's front feet picked up. Listen to Mark's indepth answer to help solve this issue - it's easier than you think! Mark takes a thoughtful, psychological approach to gaining trust and understanding with your horse.
Learn more from Mark Langley's unique approach Online - 7 day FREE trial to access 400+ specific training videos for less brace and more connection https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
If your horse is letting you put the halter on but pins their ears and are obviously uncomfortable/ not happy - how do you move past this? Mark has useful advice taking a thoughtful, psychological approach to gaining trust and understanding with your horse. Also this week: For a horse that has been trained with a dominant horsemanship style approach and is now nervy and spooky, is there any hope? Hear Mark's detailed answers - worth a listen if you have dabbled with this style of horsemanship and it never felt right to you. Plus what to do if your horse grabs the lead in it's mouth and more.
Learn more from Mark Langley's unique approach Online - 7 day FREE trial to access 400+ specific training videos for less brace and more connection https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
It can be tricky getting your horse to pop into a canter in-line and in ground work - Mark Langley has some great tips this week to help! Also, how to best prepare your horse for starting with a trainer; and how to help horses with separation anxiety after moving to new properties and changes in herd dynamics.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
The technical aspects of pushing a horse from behind with a long lunge whip - if our intention is good - is this acceptable? Mark offers clarification and also answers: when is your horse ready for long reining?; and advice for a horse that pulls back it's hoof when being held.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Here is a tip that will help to improve your Approach & Retreat effectiveness; how to get your horse to stop with feel; how to reduce brace on one side; and advice for stomping in a float.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
It is very easy for riders to think of negative thoughts - what if scenarios can lead us down a nervous and less assertive path: so how can we avoid these or manage them? Mark Langley has tips for you, and also discusses how he thinks we should be using our intention and energy to set our horses up for a good relationship. He also offers advice for a horse that is disconnected when putting the halter on; for spookiness in Spring; and what to do when your horse freezes.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Mark Langley gives training advice for people who have problems getting their horses all the way onto their float. The front legs go in but not the back; or their horse won't go on when away from home where it is more distracted and nervous. Mark highlights key areas to consider to help solve these issues.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week - how to get a good back up - this is what you need to look out for and how to help your horse lift in it's wither and front feet.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
In this session Mark helps provide suggestions for ways to calm horses that go over the threshold and end up rearing, bucking or other high emotive behaviours. He also explains how he would help a horse that has had past trauma and is very nervous of people or things near it's side or behind. Mark offers practical suggetions with a phsychological approach that will help your horse to improve.
Learn more from Mark Online through his Online Horsemanship with FREE access for 7 days to trial, then just $15/mth. https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Mark has a unique style of horsemanship that comes from his own interpretation of what horse's benefit from: both mentally and physically. Here's an interview with him as we nutt out what he does and why; and how some areas are in stark contrast to other trainers.
Learn more from Mark online: Online Horsemanship - 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Advice for a horse that bites, and if you were to spend your time addressing 2 things with your horse - what should they be? Mark Langley explains all using using techniques that explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Advice for a horse that won't lead, float, or want to be ridden - this is after being opened up from a shut down state. Mark Langley explains in detail why horses can behave like this after previously being so "obedient" and what steps owners can take to continue their good work and rebuild their relationship with their horse with confidence.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Advice for a horse that pulls out of a trailer and won't load fully; plus explaining why a horse won't lead back to the paddock; how to use your reins to reblance in the trot; and advice for a yearling that has started to rear on the lead.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Listen to Mark's practical tip on how to change your horse's mindset from not wanting to - or refusing to - go forwards where you want to go, whether that's out on trail or just leaving the yards. A great insight into having the right approach to making all our tools much more effective. PLUS, advice for a horse that shakes his head in the bit - how to help him get used it for trail riding; and what to do if your Fjord mare won't lead forwards, even with a flag as a distraction.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
How can you help a mare who goes nuts when her paddock mate gets taken out for a ride? And tips on preparing to take your horse out on a road - a checklist for are they ready.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Is your horse slow? Are you always having to ask it to go forwards and move? Some of the heavy bigger horses can feel like they have a lot of inertia! But you can get past this and teach them to carry themselves with more energy and desire and lift. In this podcast Mark explains why horses are like this and how we can help them to have more energy.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
If your horse gets anxious, how do you keep it calm? Mark offers advice for 2 horses that get anxious in different scenarios - one on the ground when it goes into the barn for grooming and the other that gets anxious when ridden in a new area. Practical tips for these situations. Also in this podcast, Mark's thoughts on whether a horse is okay to be kept alone in a paddock; and Mark's advice on what you should be looking for when assessing a new horse to buy.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
How do you get canter in a confined space or on a long line without chasing? Mark gives some practical insights that will help you to navigate this and perhaps reconsider a couple of things. Also in this podcast, Things to Try if: your horse is hard to turn; or if it trots faster for home.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Many horse owners are starting to realise the benefits of not chasing horses. It's a hard habit to give up - and can you keep using the cue's you used to use before you chased? Mark shed's light on this one - giving some wonderful clarity to help in a range of situations.
Also, do horses have up/down cycles in training? Mark helps to see things in a different way.
And which breeds of horse are easier to connect with?
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: How to manage mouthiness (biting the saddle blanket, playing, chewing) - is it aggression? Some really good tips here to help check you are reading your horse correctly; how to help a mare who blocks you with her head when you get close; and are there different types of anxiety in horses that need to be treated differently?
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to build balance + softness in an ex-pacer transitioning to riding; how to teaching a horse to side-pass (there are some interesting comments on how to do this without brace); and Mark's thoughts on whether you can combine different training techniques.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week Mark starts with explaining what you need to do first to gain connection with your horse (in detail); he offers advice for a horse that is now aggressive following being opened up at a clinic; and how to help a horse that won't self-load.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Mark answers how to address rearing in a lot of detail, giving tips on stopping it in the first place and what to do if it happens; advice for horses that become anxious when being led near a friend that is going away from them - Mark gives a fascinating insight into the horse's perspective; and Mark's thoughts on ponying - how to use it as a good training tool.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to help your horse pass something scary - like a creek - but not in the traditional way; Mark explains how he teaches using reins and legs - which is different possibly to what you do but makes sense to the horse; and how to help a horse that gets stressed on overnight trips.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Why do horses shake their heads? And how can we help this? Plus, how to help a green horse accept people above him; and steps you can practise to get things right when you are bringing a horse back into work.
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. This week
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Marks advice on helping a horse to feel comfortable and not shut down in a wash bay, as well as knowing when to turn on/ off the hose; how to transfer your ground skills to under-saddle so that your green horse understands what you are asking with the reins; and how and when to use a flag to help your horse to learn when it is dull in the back up.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: How to change your horse's taught response to lift it's leg when you touch to keeping it still and why; how to handle a horse for the first time - specifically the older wild horses and untouched rescue horses; and what positive responses should we be looking for in training - is food one of them?
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Making a clear boundary is acceptable: knowing how and when to do this is important with dealing with all horses, but especially aggressive horses. This week Mark talks about how to manage aggressive horses in a herd; and gives a advice for a horse that is challenging on a lead. He also talks about how he would teach a horse not to run through a gully or dry river bed; and how you can send Mark a video to review for free.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: How can you exercise a horse that can't be ridden without putting pressure on it? Why does a horse refuse to go forwards? How to stop pawing in a float. And how to load 2 horses that don't get on.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Where to work horses in relation to their mates (close by or somewhere else); how to help a horse that floats fine unless it is solo; my thoughts on the "patience pole"; and my preferred rein with a snaffle bit and why.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
One thing will effect which leg your horse strikes in the canter: and its probably not what you have been told. Horseman Mark Langley reveals the tips to successful horsemanship.
His techniques explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses. This week: Restarting a horse - advice the best approach; kicking when stomach is touched; how to start to work with a horse that has always run with a herd and stresses to highly when brought into the yards; advice for a horse that won't move away from it's friends in the arena; getting a left canter lead; helping a standard bred to canter out front on trail.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Are some horses just unpredictable buckers? How to stop rearing under saddle; and advice for bucking on a lunge.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
How do you gain the confidence needed to be truly grounded? 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. This week: How to gain confidence; what to do if being "like a tree" isn't enough; what should you do when your horse completely ignores you in the paddock when you go to catch; and how to manage anxiety that causes weaving and pushing when leading.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to engage a horse mentally by giving them a sense of purpose; how best to transition from loose contact to contact with reins; how to improve trot transitions that cause worry - do you carry on doing them or go back to other work to help them feel better first?
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Tiny horses - how to help avoid intimidating them and how to increase their confidence; advice for trimming edgy horses after a storm; helping a horse feel better at the mounting block.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Why does a forward moving mare suddenly stop when anxious; why did a horse suddenly buck from a noise?; and advice on how to continue with a re-start who was braced in the reins and the owner is wanting to continue with connection.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Advice on how to catch a young horse that is wary of the halter; and advice to stop a pull back when you are starting to teach leading.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: How the halter works when riding forward; Signs that your horse is thinking in the direction of your reins; Advice for a braced horse that blocks his shoulder on the left bend and that doesn't want to move forward; How to get your horse used to a crupper
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week is all about shut down/ damaged/ broken horses - an area Mark has a huge depth of experience with. His take on can you help them, what do you look for; and how do you make those forward steps.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: what practical things can you do when your horse gets a very strong focus.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: advice for a horse that bucks, kicks and crow hops when she goes into the arena or round pen for training; a mare who won't respond to legs or reins out on track and keeps going off the side; an ex polo pony who can be explosive at the canter; and how to stop a horse from spinning away when you take their halter off.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Do people tell you to tie your horse up to teach them not to pore the ground or to learn to stand tied up? Have you seen people lunging their horses to tire them out before they ride them? Here's Australian horseman Mark Langley's perspective on these common practices! It might just answer some niggles you already had about these.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to help a horse that is especially spooky on one eye; and what's the next step when you are slowly getting your mare used to scary things undersaddle - this time it is waving your arms above your head at a stand but she is okay when she is following a rein.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to help a horse that raises its head like a giraffe when it comes to worming; how to help a horse that doesn't like being girthed; how to decide if your horse is ready to transition from single rein to contact; how to ask for different speeds within a gait.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Ever had a horse that backs up and won't go forward on trail no matter how hard you try? Horseman Mark Langley helps out with explaining why they are doing and what we need to do to get them back with us, calmer and more centred undersaddle. In this podcast he covers 3 different horses all doing similar things but each one needing a different approach to help it.
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.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Mark advises on some fundamental groundwork to cover prior to mounting a horse for the first time; helping a horse to relax under saddle; advice for long reining a donkey.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: How to get your horse responsive to a flag if it appears they ignore it; managing pawing at feeding time; how to best introduce a new horse into a herd.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week when is the best age to start to handle foals?; building fitness - when is it too much?; tips to get your horse to stand.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Ex Pacers: how to help them carry less tension and more balance.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Swapping eyes - is it worth it?; when it all goes wrong, is it always back to basics in our approach or does it depend on the reaction of the horse?; managing fright from a noisy coat rubbing.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: how to stop the pull back.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: Advice for the final stages of floating; how to deal with a horse that charges at geldings you lead through his paddock; and how to manage a horse that kicks, not out of fear but deliberately to move people.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: a gelding that rears that also bites when passing the shoulder; a brumby that bites when moving off a feel (Mark gives quite different answers to each of these questions); and a horse that gets very worried in quick transitions.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks about how to improve Loading through following feel and leadership. Learn about his philosophy which trains with a Calm Connection, not driving.
Join hundreds of other people learning from Mark Online through his Online Training Videos for just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week: the most important things you can do to prepare a horse for going to be started; finding balance in the long reins and moving the hindquarter - just how do you do this?; correcting an indirect rein - how to get it right every time; helping a rearing horse - continuing the dialogue - a little done well is best.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
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. This week how to deter a horse from kicking in a group sporting situation (equine soccer); how to help a young horse feel comfortable and not stressed picking up her front feet; advice for how to give disgusting tasting oral medication (like a drench); how to help a young Spanish mare who is sensitive to legs but not other things.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Horsemanship Videos – 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions from his members. This week: How to manage an aggressive colt; apart from ground work - how to get to know a new horse; how to help a horse that trips; is walking an anxious horse that can buck for an hour until he settles right?; fixing the brace on the off side at a trot; how to teach the back up to a Fjord mare that plants her feet.
Join hundreds of other people learning more from Mark's inspiring Online Training Videos. Just $15/mth with 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers horse related questions with answers using techniques that reduce tension and build your horses trust and confidence in you. This week: The difference between a forward thought and a forward motion and how to get the forward thought first; How to stop aggression in horse that used to be okay; and using the flag to help stop rearing.
Mark Langley Online Horsemanship Training videos 7 day FREE trial: https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley talks about Transitions. People often find this area problematic; it is an area he helps people with a lot at clinics. What do you look for in a transition? And how to do get them with a Calm Connection? Mark is here to help.
Watch Mark Online through his Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial, then for just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley helps people to manage their horses through his Calm Connected yet highly practical unique approach to training horses: reducing brace and tension and helping horses to feel better - resulting in softer, more balanced and happier horses. This week, Mark answers members' questions on: a thoroughbred who learnt to bite due to body pain that has now been resolved, but the biting continues; tips on using the indirect rein for a good hindquarter movement - from the ground; how to tie the lead rope to use for reins; and helping a horse who is anxious with the girth being done up.
Get Mark's Online Horsemanship Videos 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, a previous talk Mark did on what is Mental Softness with some questions answered at the end.
Learn more from Mark Online www.EquineAbility.com.au/join 7 day free trial, then just $15/mth
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, he answers questions on: how to keep a steady pace at a trot without continuously taking up the rein and dressage tests: how to stop straight if your horse moves off in the last step.
Learn more from Mark Online www.EquineAbility.com.au/join 7 day free trial, then just $15/mth
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, he answers questions on: what to do if your horse doesn't react to the flag at all?; where should you lead a horse?; helping reduce the brace in a stop; letting a horse think for itself - explaining this concept; how to let a horse know they don't need to be at the front of a trail ride?
Learn more from Mark Online www.EquineAbility.com.au/join 7 day free trial, then just $15/mth
Australian Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions from his Online Members. This week they include:
-
How to regain trust in a green horse who doesn't want to go forwards & is heavy in the halter
-
How to help horses who used to go on the trailer but now don't want to
-
Untraining the bow when a front leg is lifted
-
Is not going on the trailer an alpha test?
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers Online Members questions this week on:
-
how to help a horse who is anxious with the saddle
-
Bending and flexion and what I think about this
-
How to connect with a mare who always pulls when in a group, even when out front
-
What to do when you hit your horse's bubble
Join hundreds of others learning Online from Mark Langley Online for just $15 - access over 300 training videos - https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley gives insights into the psychology of horsemanship that will help your horse to understand, become more connected with you and carry less tension. It's all in the training! (Well, mostly). This week he answers questions on how to manage a horse that grabs mouthfuls of grass on a ride; tips on reducing brace on the ground in the back up; following Jacara with helping her horse to take a saddle without anxiety - introducing the saddle; helping a horse to get used to being hosed; balancing a horse that spooks predominantly on one eye; and tips on how to pick up feet once they start kicking back and forth.
For more of Mark's unique perceptions and knowledge watch his online training videos - 7 day free trial. https://www.EquineAbility.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horse questions with his unique techniques that help reduce tension, improve understanding and softness. This week: How to help a young horse being started understand rein aids; spooking: the tension stays in the horses after spook so what do you do to help reconnect?; and managing a mare who tries to break up the herd when one is getting attention.
Learn more from Mark Online through his online training videos: 7 day free trial https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, explaining techniques that build a calm connection and trust through understanding. Mark guides not drives, and uses feel, focus and balance (mental and physical) in his unique horsemanship approach.
This week: Mark gives advice on how to help an ex-show horse who is head shy; how to help your horse stop at the mounting block; techniques to help a Forest X pony lead forward and techniques to use when ponying a horse that the ridden horse pins their ears to; when to continue working a mare with a foal at foot; and loading without a ramp.
Learn more from Mark - Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions from members - this week mostly on helping anxious horses out on trail: What to do when your horse throws its head on trail; how to reduce their anxiety when we turn for home; how to let an anxious mare explore her paddock and help her to connect - she won't stand still to connect with. Also, how to settle a horse who is tied up.
Learn more from Mark Langley though his inspiring Online Training Videos along with hundreds of other people. Just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, explaining techniques that build a calm connection and trust through understanding. Mark guides not drives, and uses feel, focus and balance (mental and physical) in his unique horsemanship approach.
This week: Mark gives advice on the best way to handle a horse that kicks when rugged; how to help a shut down horse who gets tense and holds that tension on a ride; how to maintain connection with an ex-harness horse out on the trail; more on helping Jacara with her progress with saddle blanket training; and how to help a horse who can get spooked easily when tied up.
Learn more from Mark - Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman helps answer common horse related questions, answering with solutions that help increase our connection to our horses - and their understanding, trust and connection to us in return; reducing brace and tension and many of the 'problems' people see.
Learn from Mark from home through his extensive and unique approach - Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
This week: how to work with a horse without chasing: in this case getting them out on a lunge
Australian horseman helps answer common horse related questions, answering with solutions that help increase our connection to our horses - and their understanding, trust and connection to us in return; reducing brace and tension and many of the 'problems' people see.
Learn from Mark from home through his extensive and unique approach - Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
This week: how to steer with one hand + how to pick up a horses feet for a beginner trainer
Helping horses. Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, using his unique techniques which acknowledge how horses feel. Based on his own experiences, Mark teaches novel ways to educate and help horses without driving.
This week: How to help a horse that gets with pinned ears with a dismount; how to help a trail riding horse have more confidence on solo rides; and how to tell if your horse is evading or following the feel?
Learn from Mark Langley from home through his online training videos: 7 day FREE trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horse related questions, helping people to move, train, and be around their horse in a way that helps horses to feel better about us and what we ask our horses to do. All of his training techniques have developed from his experiences, acknowledging how horses feel and incorporating a no-drive policy to his training.
This week: Anxious trail riding horses: is it just exposure that will improve them?; improving the catching and connection on a scared mare; helping with saddling.
Learn more from Mark Langley through his online training videos - 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth https://www.marklangley.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members’ questions about horses: Mark details his unique approach in his answers that acknowledges how horses are feeling with effective and fair training that encourages a calm connection through trust and understanding.
Learn more from Mark Langley online through his training membership (just $15/ mth) https://www.equineability.com.au/join 7 DAY FREE TRIAL
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics. This week: My thoughts on the One Rein Stop which people commonly practice and practice; how to manage rigs (geldings still producing hormones or high levels of stallion behaviour); and moving past the shoulder: tips on how to get this right.
To keep learning from Mark access +400 online training videos, just $15/mth 7 day free trial: https//www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse related dilemmas using his unique techniques that seek to work with a horses mind, not just their body. This week: - how to help your horse feel better about saddling; - how to help your horse look into a circle; - and when to know if you should be firmer or give your horse time to consolidate training?
Keep learning from Mark Online through his online training videos at: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions this week on: how to help a horse that gets excited as she rides up embankments - this week she put a buck in; and what is the best way to manage separation anxiety in horses that are left behind in the paddock?
Join hundreds of other people learning from Mark's inspiring Online Training Videos at https://www.equineability.com.au/join Just $15/mth
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers this week's members' questions on: how to discourage playful nipping; how to help a horse who lifts its head high when you take it's day stall off; how to become your horses herd under saddle; and how to help shut down horses.
Join hundreds of other people enjoying learning more from Mark through his Online Training Videos. Just $15/mth with a 7 day free trial. Find out more https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Australian horseman answers horse-related questions with positive solutions that help horses to reduce tension and re-connect with people. This week: Riding in a side-pull; helping a disinterested robotic horse to want to engage and feel good; helping a horse that stops going away from home without micromanaging; what to do when your horse comes up to you in the paddock with a bad face on.
Continue to learn from Mark from home through his Online Training Videos, +340, 7 day free trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Gaining Leadership with a Calm Connection. Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks about ways to gain leadership, positively rather than by chasing horses away and being the Alpha.
Join hundreds of others learning Online from Mark Langley Online for just $15 - access over 300 training videos - https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers members' horse related questions. This week: How to increase confidence when moving together beside or behind; helping with separation anxiety in hand; Green horses: how to help a hesitant forward trot; is bucking after a break a disaster?; And hat should be working really well before you start working on contact?
To learn from Mark from home and watch his +400 training videos online for just $15/mth 7 day free trial: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' horsemanship questions. This week:
- How to introduce a rug; how to work on connection with a big heavy horse who has separation anxiety; how to fix dropped shoulders at the trot; how to stop nipping; and how to ask for forward - do you wait for their thoughts to go forward or do you demand it?
Join hundreds of others learning more from Mark Langley through his Online Horsemanship Training Videos for just $15/mth. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman answers members' questions on horse problems. This week: Lunging: do we need to do it? Are there better ways? (Yes!) plus, when being grounded like a tree has it's limits and it's okay to show your boundaries; how to help re-start an OTT who pulls like a train then strikes; catching - when it's hard - some ideas on how to make it easier; feed time: how to avoid the over-pushy-ness.
Learn from Mark from home through his online training videos + Challenge. 7 day FREE trial then just $15/mth. Find out more www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers Online Members questions this week on:
-
how to help a horse who is anxious with the saddle
-
Bending and flexion and what I think about this
-
How to connect with a mare who always pulls when in a group, even when out front
-
What to do when you hit your horse's bubble
Join hundreds of others learning Online from Mark Langley Online for just $15 - access over 300 training videos - https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on common horse problems. This week: tips on getting a horse to stand still when you are mounting; keeping your personal space - how to say 'no' respectfully; getting a horse to move past your shoulder without driving - tips and what to watch out for; teeth grinding: will it stop?; and introducing legs to a horse who hates legs.
Learn more from Mark Langley through his Online Training Videos 7 day FREE trial $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse problems using methods that help horses to understand, reduce anxiety and improve their relationship with us. Today: Pinned ears in a filly: how to build good feelings; helping a young horse that falls in on the trot on one side; keeping momentum with feel (if they keep stopping); and calming anxiety when your horse sees other horses leaving.
Learn from home from Mark’s online training videos + Challenge. Just $15/mth 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse problems using methods that help horses to understand, reduce anxiety and improve their relationship with us. Today: what should you do when a horse tries to bite you? Ignore it? Reprimand it? New horse owners – if you are doing ground work, should you do it away from your other horses or with them? Mouthiness – annoying and often disruptive yet playful – what can you do to manage it?; and how to create boundaries to help with concentration on trail when you ‘loose’ your horse.
Learn from home from Mark’s online training videos + Challenge. Just $15/mth 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian Mark Langley answers a horsemanship question: how to connect with the horizon horses - the ones that are constantly looking out ahead, freeze on trail and turn into a giraffe.
Learn more from Mark with hundreds of others, through his inspiring Online Training Videos: https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation.
Learn more from Mark from home through his online training video's + Challenge for just $15/mth 7 DAY FREE TRIAL https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Ask Mark a question by joining his online membership!
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation.
Learn more from Mark from home through his online training video's + Challenge for just $15/mth 7 DAY FREE TRIAL https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Ask Mark a question by joining his online membership!
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation.
Learn more from Mark from home through his online training video's + Challenge for just $15/mth 7 DAY FREE TRIAL https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Ask Mark a question by joining his online membership!
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "My Gypsy Cob's response to something he doesn't want to do is to turn away and go - this response seems ingrained in him - how can I set us up for safety and success for those unexpected situations?"
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "I ask for a change but as soon as I let go his mind wanders right back to the distraction place. How can I help him to get back and stay with me?"
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "I have a young 4 yr old who seems to get very annoyed at everything I ask of him. How do I ask 'yes' questions?"
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "how do you stop a horse leaking to the inside? As soon as my hands come back to centre he leaks back in. He has a massive draw to the middle."
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "If I am riding on the trail with my horse and he stops dead, fixed on something, how am I best to handle this?"
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "How to settle a mare outside and bring her mind back. She gazes off into the distance."
Learn from Mark at home, online training videos just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions: this week: How can we exercise a horse without lunging? You might have come across conflicting advice in the horsemanship circles about pressure or discomfort and the pros and cons of using these in training. Mark helps to shed light on this: Do horses need pressure to learn? They are busy eating grass - how to gain their attention without causing anxiety.
Learn more from Mark Langley through his online training videos - access over 300 and get the 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australia Horseman Mark Langley answers members' horse related questions. This week he answers questions on: helping to get a calm canter in a pony that is calm in the trot but rushes in the canter; how to avoid a tug of war with picking up the back feet; how to stop ears back on a trail ride - is it due to lack of confidence?; exercises to help a rushy horse walk calmly beside you; and why a flag is having no effect connecting with a windsucker and what you can do to gain a connection with them
To learn more from Mark and access his +300 training videos and ask him a question, go to https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Horseman Mark Langley answers questions to help horses through techniques that improve understanding & a calm connection. This week: How do I stop my filly pawing? How to correct a horse that won’t come straight off a float? And how to help a draft x who is difficult getting on a float.
Learn more from Mark through his Online Training Videos - 7 day FREE trial - https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley gives horsemanship advice for a calmer, more connected relationship. This week he helps with: Problems bridling a 4 yr old filly; riding exercises for a 6 yr old daughter to practice; tips to maintain a balanced canter; how to pick feet up in the back up.
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions from Online Members this week on:
-
How to create a new behaviour when your horse steps back at the mounting block as you go to get on
-
Managing aggression when horses eating
-
Helping a horse who is petrified of cows
-
Helping an unsettled horse who chases his paddock companion
Join hundreds of others learning Online from Mark Langley Online for just $15 - access over 300 training videos - https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions this week from a take back in 2019 when he was in Germany. This week, Mark helps with: What to do with a horse that has lots of energy; how to help a pony that refuses to leave the group; does a horse that trusts you still pull the wool over your eyes?; and how to manage an alpha mare who dislikes people.
Learn more from Mark Langley from his Online Training Videos - just $15/mth: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks to members of a Horsewomen Group live on zoom and helps to answer some of their horsemanship and horse related questions. This is a supportive and informal chat with some of the members; learn from Mark's philosophy behind his successful horsemanship approach to help horses and their owners.
The videos that Mark refers to in this podcast can be watched through his Online Training Videos which you can access for just $15/mth with a 7 day free trial. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions. This week, is there an advantage to using a bit? How to catch a mare before she gets pushed away by the others. Exercises to correct a dropped head/ bracey/ heavy flex. And how do you know when a horses training lesson should end? Learn more from Mark Langley Online through his training videos at https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions to help train your horse with a Calm Connection. This week: How to respond to ears back at the trot; how to manage a horse who is aggressive when ponying (leading another horse); how to keep a horse out on a circle when long reining; how to build confidence on a green horse; how to train a 9mth old colt who bucks on a loose rope; and how to work out the indirect rein.
Learn more from Mark Langley from his Online Horsemanship Training videos - just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
(We apologise for the slightly poor quality of this audio which was recorded in an unusual location.)
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horsemanship. This week: What to offer as alternative to lunging to take the edge of a horse?; how to help a frightened pony who scoots away from the left leg but is okay with the right; ideas to keep a mares head low in carriage; how to flex without going around in a circle; how to maintain a straight line long reining; how to help a young horse go forward who doesn't want to; how to apply ointment to a horses face who is very nervous of things there.
You can join hundreds of others learning about Mark Langley through his online training videos. Free for the first 7 days. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions. This week:
-
Herd disagreements - Mark explains why a mare suddenly turned on a paddock mate
-
How to spend time with one horse without another pushing it away from you
-
Yanking on the bit at a trot, how to correct it
-
Advice on picking up feet
-
How to stop rubbing
-
How to introduce donkeys
-
How to canter on the other leg and get it each time
-
Should you travel whilst your horse is uncomfortable in the float?
-
Should you walk, trot and lope on the first ride of a colt start?
Join hundreds of others learning from Mark's online training videos. Free 7 day trial. https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions this week from his online members: How to get a 100% connection; how to help a horse relax with people especially when they are holding an object; advice on bringing an OTT back into work; how to build a relationship with a mare that was recently started who flattens her ears when you approach with the saddle; what age should you start a horse?; how to lift a patient's spirits who are stable bound?; correcting a horse that goes straight to canter when you want a fast trot; how to help lower a horse's head when riding; how to get the back up.
Horseman Mark Langley answers members questions on horsemanship. This week, how to help a change a negative mindset towards ridden work; how to help a horse lift his head when he trots; how to interrupt thoughts without them shaking their head; and how best to build a relationship with a new horse on a new property.
To learn more from Mark subscribe to his Online Training Videos for just $15/mth https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers horse related questions this week on
- How to get a mini horse to stop being pushy and biting
- How to move a connected horse that plants its feet and doesn't want to go sometimes
- How to work with a horse with pinned ears
- How to connect with an anxious horse out on trail with other riders
- How to exercise a horse on the ground without driving?
Learn more from Mark Langley through his online training videos: https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Horseman Mark Langley answers a horse question: how to help a food aggressive mare that is getting aggressive towards her as well as the other horses
Learn more from Mark Langley from his online training videos and podcasts, https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on exercises that will help a expand a nervous horses comfort zone on the ground and acceptance of people; helping to manage a food aggressive mare who is getting aggressive to people; why some horses won't move forward after a while on a trail ride; riding a young horse - the first rides - where to begin; helping an ex trotter that speeds up in a circle when you want a walk; and how to help a horse that pushes into a stop.
Find out more from Mark and join hundreds more learning from his online videos at https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers many questions from Members this week on: how to gain focus when riding; how to reduce anxiety when the rope touches their back and causes alarm; how to help a horse with a previous leg injury who is now touchy; and is your horse getting too close? Here's how to give the right signals that don't confuse your horse.
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a range of questions on connecting with a nervous horse; are treats good?; what to do if your horse runs away when you go to catch them in the paddock; how to help a stroppy horse at the back of a group ride; how to train a horse that snatches the rein when it doesn't want to stand still; and leading a horse that plants it's feet.
Check Mark out! Google Mark Langley horsemanship.
Australian horseman Mark Langley gives training ideas to help switch a horse from alert and tense to connected and relaxed.
Mark Langley
Calm Connected Horsemanship
https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on helping a retired brood mare be less attached; helping a horse to understand a shorter lead rope and leading in general; how to catch a mare with a dominant mare in the paddock; helping a horse that backs up with head high and braced; reconnecting with a horse on trail; bringing a horse back into the green zone.
https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on managing aggression; helping a horse to lunge without a whip or driving pressure; building confidence; helping a horse who fights when tied up; helping a frantic horse with separation anxiety to re focus; helping the horse left behind in the paddock.
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions this week on how to help a horse that has lost all natural lightness; how to deal with a pushy pony with pinned ears at feeding without driving; and how to discourage biting the reins.
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horsemanship and horse training: this week he answers how to help a frightened horse get focus; how tacking helps with forward movement; how to help a OTT improve his balance; advice for a mare that is nippy when saddling; and the right approach to take with a gelding that has bucked.
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions on: key things to teach a horse on the ground before backing them; how to structure a start - what age, what time frame, what management to use; helping with separation anxiety; when to transition to a canter; how to get a canter on the right leg.
Find out more from Mark at https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on: helping a Standard bred mare that is different when you take her away from her herd; tips with difficult bridling; helping a horse to be more settled when the other horses leave on a ride.
You can find more about Mark at https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on: explaining the term "bridle lame"; how to keep your horse centred and balanced when riding circles in a trot; how to worm without a hassle.
Learn more from Mark at https://equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions on: the difference between micro managing and setting boundaries; how to successfully introduce horses together in a paddock; how to understand cadence better; how to train a very shut down horse; and tips for getting a soft back up under saddle.
For more on Mark go to https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a range of members' questions from how to ask a "yes" question; how to help a horse that gets anxious in the canter; how to help a horse that spooks, spins and goes to run; getting their attention on the ground and in the saddle when they are anxious; helping to stop dropping shoulders; helping to get a horse to stand still and relax; helping them with anxiety putting a rug on; and how to tell the difference between a disconnected horse and a dull horse.
Find out more from Mark Langley at https://www.equineability.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a question: how to regain an anxious horse's focus when it sticks it's head up like a giraffe out on a trail.
Australian horseman Mark Langley gives advice on how to regain trust with a horse that hasn't had positive experiences with people; a horse that reefs it's head under saddle; and managing nips when saddling.
You can learn more from Mark through his online training videos at https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Mark Langley answers his Online Members questions which include helping with catching; ground work with a green horse that looks like she’s about to run but doesn’t; & changing a horse’s perception about riding;
Australian Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions which include running away from the bit; lifting the shoulders in HQ engagement; and advice for a nervous rider.
https://www.EquineAbility.com.au
Horseman Mark Langley helps explain questions on different situations when your response may be to either (i) hold steady pressure or (ii) ask for a response (bump etc); why a horse may lead okay in a halter but is heavy in a bridle; Nah noises; bracing in a backup; and a young horse not walking out forwardly.
Watch & learn from Mark in action through his online training videos. Trial them for 7 days for free at https://www.equineability.com.au/join
Foals:how long do you handle them for? What age do you start and how do you approach it?
Horseman Mark Langley explains in this episode.
www.EquineAbility.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley talks about lack of energy and laziness. Sticks, spurs and impulsion - do they help? How to gain confidence through responsibility and connection.
www.EquineAbility.com.au
Australian horseman Mark Langley talks about how we can help our horses have a better mental position - one that helps them to learn and listen to us. Many problems, like tension and anxiety, stem from the wrong mental balance. Here's Mark's thoughts on how we can change that.
www.EquineAbility.com.au
Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks about Personal Space. We all know what it's like when a horse gets too close. Here's Marks take on managing your & your horse's personal space.
www.EquineAbility.com.au
Horseman Mark Langley answers questions on what to look for when you are viewing a horse with an intent to purchase it; how to lead a horse that follows with pinned ears; ideas for where to start with a new horse, including for an older horse that goes backwards shaking its head.
Horseman Mark Langley talks about two subjects that we come across a lot when we teach our horses - replacing anxiety (or nervousness) with confidence; and desensitizing. There are ways we can operate our horses that cause anxiety - and ways that don't. Mark talks about this too.
Learn more: www.equineability.com.au
Horseman Mark Langley talks about our riding aids - leg pressure & reins for example. Riding aids are a bit like breathing - you just use them and your horse learns. Right? Well, no. They are not so simple. And they can have a big impact on how your horse feels. Here's how to make the most of them - in the right way.
Horseman Mark Langley talks about Reins & Rein Accuracy today. Horses have to be really comfortable with and understand the reins for them to be effective. And you can get a lot of quality out of your horses if they are used correctly. Mark as he discusses perhaps one of the most common tools used in horsemanship and how to improve our use of it in a way which helps horses to feel good about them.
Find out more more: https://www.equineability.com.au
Horseman Mark Langley answers questions which include: a horse that is nervous in it's walk; chewing on the bit; helping a horse that is worried in a new environment; how to help a horse that lacks confidence; and what to do with an unbroken 9yo.
Horseman Mark Langley talks about horizon horses - horses that look way into the distance and loose connection with you or that freeze when they see something worrying and get anxious...here's some tips on how to help them and regain that connection, settle them down and keep them safe.
Horseman Mark Langley answers questions on topics that include: How can you tell a horse is shut down? Preparing a young horse for mounting, A horse that won't go; and separating paddock mates when you want to ride one and the one left tears around.
Get your questions answered when you join Mark Langley Horsemanship Members!
https://www.equineability.com.au/join