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Most riders think of the halt as simply… stopping.
Pull the reins, horse stops - job done.
But what if I told you that each halt you ride could be one of the most powerful training tools you have? That, with a little intention, your halts could improve your balance, posture, communication... And your horse’s focus, engagement, and responsiveness?
In this Strides Revisited episode, we’re heading back to a favourite from August 2021 to help you see the halt in a whole new light. We’ll explore:
Why the halt should be treated like a movement, not a full stop
The difference between a horse who “steps into” a halt and one who’s dragged into it
How working on your halts on the ground, on the lunge, and under saddle can transform your whole ride
The tiny tweaks in your own position and aids that make a massive difference to your horse’s response
When you start seeing each halt as an opportunity rather than an ending, you’ll begin to notice more clarity, more connection, and better quality in every part of your riding.
Listen to the full episode, read the blog, and get all the links over at:- https://stridesforsuccess.com/episode1203
🎁 Free Resource for Riders Who Train Alone If you’re riding without a regular instructor and find yourself running out of ideas, I’ve got you covered. My 15 Minutes or Less freebie gives you over 30 quick, impactful ways to work with your horse when time (or daylight!) is short. 👉 Grab it here for free https://stridesforsuccess.com/15
💬 Join the Conversation Come join the Daily Strides Podcast Online Community on Facebook — it’s full of riders just like you, working on their skills, sharing their wins, and finding solutions together.
Listen now and make your next halt count for more than just stopping your horse…
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Most riders think of the halt as simply… stopping.
Pull the reins, horse stops - job done.
But what if I told you that each halt you ride could be one of the most powerful training tools you have? That, with a little intention, your halts could improve your balance, posture, communication... And your horse’s focus, engagement, and responsiveness?
In this Strides Revisited episode, we’re heading back to a favourite from August 2021 to help you see the halt in a whole new light. We’ll explore:
Why the halt should be treated like a movement, not a full stop
The difference between a horse who “steps into” a halt and one who’s dragged into it
How working on your halts on the ground, on the lunge, and under saddle can transform your whole ride
The tiny tweaks in your own position and aids that make a massive difference to your horse’s response
When you start seeing each halt as an opportunity rather than an ending, you’ll begin to notice more clarity, more connection, and better quality in every part of your riding.
Listen to the full episode, read the blog, and get all the links over at:- https://stridesforsuccess.com/episode1203
🎁 Free Resource for Riders Who Train Alone If you’re riding without a regular instructor and find yourself running out of ideas, I’ve got you covered. My 15 Minutes or Less freebie gives you over 30 quick, impactful ways to work with your horse when time (or daylight!) is short. 👉 Grab it here for free https://stridesforsuccess.com/15
💬 Join the Conversation Come join the Daily Strides Podcast Online Community on Facebook — it’s full of riders just like you, working on their skills, sharing their wins, and finding solutions together.
Listen now and make your next halt count for more than just stopping your horse…
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