How I Use My SPURS - Horse Training For Reining Horses, Cutting Horses And Performance Horses
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- FREE 30-DAY MEMBERSHIP ON MY HORSE TRAINING WEBSITE www.horsetrain... ... In this video, professional horse trainer, Larry Trocha demonstrates how he uses his spurs. This technique insures crystal clear and humane communication with the horse. This type of horse training applies to reining horses, cutting horses and performance horses.
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Just so you're aware... The title of this video is, "How I Use My Spurs". It is NOT, "How I Use The Calf Of My Leg". It is NOT, "How I Use My Heels". Most intelligent riders realize... if the horse responds to your calf or heel... it's NOT necessary to press with the spur. Just saying.
I like Mr. Trocha's technique. As Mr. Trocha says: timing is everything. If one is using a horse for work, like working cattle, then the correct use of spurs can save your life. After my horses are trained, I only use the calf of my leg for about 90% of the time. If I need to wake the horse up after and inadequate response to my calf pressure, I point my toe down and roll the rowel for an inch or two. I think that is why they call them rowels. Another excellent video Mr. Trocha. You have taught me a lot.
Thanks Timothy. Much appreciated.
Oh, this is a delicate topic! I find this video very useful, brief and useful. Thanks!
I hate the manner with which many riding instructors teaching to use spurs just jabbing; often with school horses that have became lazy. I think that's not the right solution, especially practiced by inexperienced students.
Love your videos. Come to Italy for some clinic
Thanks Sarah
Thank yo so much
You are welcome
Very helpful video as usual ! Thank you !
А вы всегда на жёстком железе?
Трензель не используете?
Здорово. Даже без перевода понятно. Спасибо. Подписка
Yes, it's a regular snaffle bit
@@ltrocha Ларри, у Вас такой замечательный контент. Так странно, что мало подписков и просмотров.
Отправлю ссылку приятелям, пусть тоже классные уроки посмотрят.
Спасибо, ещё раз)
@@waksa72 Thanks
@@ltrocha Якутия. Самые северные кони
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На трензеле, или в недоуздке без седла на 3 летних диких табунных лошадях
Игра - сесть на лошадь в леваде и усидеть, сделав круг на свободе, вернувшись в леваду)
За заездку рыжего жеребца, давали в приз жеребёнка.
Жеребец победил) непокорный
Do you know who Pat Heaverne is?
Sorry, I do not know him
Are u using abusive spurs or non-abusive spurs?
Your question reveals you're not very knowledgeable about riding or training horses. There is no such thing as abusive or non-abusive spurs. The only difference is the way the rider uses them. Spurs are either used correctly or incorrectly.
Spurs are how you turbo charge horses
No no no theyare for teaching softly supercharged they're not a car I hope you know the difference