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In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains how riding with straightness leads to a balanced, smooth ride. Just like a train on tracks, straightness keeps your horse aligned, responsive, and powerful. Jack demonstrates that controlling the shoulders, balancing energy in both reins and legs, and focusing ahead are key to guiding your horse in a straight line. This helps create smoother transitions, more effective turns, and better lateral work. For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the On
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains the importance of timing when it comes to sharpening your horse’s response. Waiting too long to correct a dull response can make your horse ignore you, while correcting too soon can create tension instead of understanding. Jack demonstrates that the key is to notice the moment of hesitation and correct at that point, keeping the response soft and light. The goal is clarity. Ask once and then expect, staying fair and clear in your communication. For more train
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis emphasizes the importance of using fluid, exaggerated movements to encourage the horse to move smoothly to the side. By exaggerating the motion of the whip, hands, and hips, Jack demonstrates how to create a natural swing that guides the horse without being forceful. As he walks, Jack focuses on the subtle but effective movement of his body, swinging his hips and hands in sync with the horse's body. This fluid motion helps the horse follow the rhythm and direction, en
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis breaks down the art of teaching a soft, reliable stop. A true stop begins with your seat, before the reins even come into play. By using your seat, breath, and energy, you communicate with your horse in a way that promotes softness and trust rather than force. Jack walks you through the key steps of stopping with clarity, focusing on connecting with your horse through feel and intention. For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today!
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis demonstrates how to use the circle to help your horse bend and engage, but he also shows how to challenge your horse’s flexibility and balance by transitioning from the circle to a straight line. He explains that when you work a circle, the horse naturally bends, like a train track curving smoothly along its path. The circle is a powerful tool for encouraging the horse to bend and flex through its body. However, Jack introduces an interesting twist. What if you keep t
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis demonstrates how to get your horse to coil and gather energy for more powerful, balanced movement. Instead of rushing or forcing speed, Jack explains that true power comes from engaging the hindquarters and lifting the horse’s movement with softness and fluidity. Jack shares techniques to help your horse build strength and suppleness by coiling their energy without tension. By focusing on engagement and calm, connected intent, your horse will move with ease, ready for
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis emphasizes the importance of staying aligned in the saddle to ensure your horse remains balanced and straight. Twisting your torso, even slightly, can cause your horse to compensate, leading to imbalance and confusion. Jack explains how your position, specifically how you align your hips and shoulders, directly impacts your horse’s movement. By maintaining true alignment, your aids become clearer, allowing your horse to move freely and with more precision. For more tr
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Sterling Golden vs. Curtis Brazil & Jack Poure (10-13-1979) | Usapang Wrestling TV
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains the power of your focus in guiding your horse through balanced turns. By directing your gaze and aligning your body, you set the stage for smooth, precise movement, creating better connection and balance. For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket Have you noticed how your focus impacts your turns? Let’s discuss in the comments! | Art Of The Horseman - Online Horse Fair
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In this powerful moment, Jack Curtis captures the essence of horsemanship through a beautiful analogy. He speaks of the energy and life that both horse and rider bring to the partnership. Instead of seeing nervousness or fear as obstacles, he encourages us to embrace that energy, guiding it in a direction that leads to something beautiful. What if, instead of fearing the overwhelming energy your horse might bring to a training session, you could direct it? Imagine channeling that fire into somet
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis demonstrates how to refine the simple but powerful act of backing up your horse. By focusing on getting centered and using your seat to engage the horse’s body, you create a dynamic, soft response without pulling or excessive pressure. The key is using your body’s energy to coil, then release, like a spring, allowing your horse to sit back and move through their body. Jack explains how this technique applies to various tasks, from basic backing to more advanced maneuv
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Jack Curtis presenting: How To Improve The Canter Depart 🐴 How to Improve the Canter Depart—Light, Smooth, & Effortless! ✨ A great canter depart isn’t just about getting the gait—it’s about how your horse transitions into it. The goal? Balance, softness, and responsiveness so the transition feels effortless instead of rushed or heavy. 🔥 3 Keys to a Better Canter Depart with Jack Curtis: ✅ Prepare Before You Ask – A balanced trot or walk sets the stage for an easy lift-off. ✅ Use Energy, Not Fo
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Jack Curtis presenting: Squeeze to GO??? Save it For This Instead 🐴 Squeeze to GO? Save It for This Instead! ✨ Many riders are taught to squeeze with their legs to ask the horse to go—but over time, that can create a dull, unresponsive horse. So, what should you use squeezing pressure for instead? Refinement, balance, and energy regulation. 🔥 3 Keys to Using Your Leg More Effectively with Jack Curtis: ✅ Use Intention First – Your seat and energy should signal movement before your legs ever do.
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Jack Curtis presenting: Lift Your Sternum And Engage Your Abs 🐴 Lift Your Sternum & Engage Your Abs – Ride with Strength & Softness! ✨ Ever feel unstable in the saddle or struggle to communicate clearly with your horse? Your posture affects everything! By lifting your sternum and engaging your core, you create a seat that is balanced, effective, and connected. A strong yet soft core helps you ride with better alignment, clearer aids, and more effortless movement. 🔥 3 Keys to Engaging Your Core
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In this lesson, Jack Curtis guides us through the subtle adjustments in body position that influence our horse’s movement, especially when transitioning to the canter. He starts by explaining the positioning of the rider’s legs and hips. With the left leg slightly forward and the outside leg back, the rider’s hips naturally become offset. This offset pelvis helps align with the horse’s movement and allows the rider to effectively communicate with their horse. Jack demonstrates how to bring energ
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Jack and Paula Curtis Horsemanship on Instagram: "In this lesson, Jack Curtis shows how to create a light, smooth, and effortless canter depart. The goal isn’t just to get the canter, instead, it’s about making the transition balanced, soft, and responsive, so it feels effortless instead of rushed or heavy. Jack demonstrates that by preparing before you ask, using energy instead of force, and staying relaxed, you can help your horse step into the canter with ease. This creates a smooth ride, a s
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Jack and Paula Curtis Horsemanship on Instagram: "Correct leads are easier to achieve when you use shape to load the right hind leg before the transition. Teardrop-shaped patterns help you position the horse for balance and clarity. With the inside leg at the girth and the outside leg slightly back, you encourage the horse to organize their body, load the correct hind leg, and step into the canter with less resistance. Subtle changes in bend and arc also improve downward transitions, especially
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