Buck shares the ultimate goal of good horsemanship.

Buck warns about sawing on your horse’s mouth and explains the time and effort it takes to create a soft feel.

Buck talks about the importance of consistently riding with accuracy.

Buck encourages the clinic participants to ride with accuracy on a loose rein.

Buck warns against using reins to elevate the front end. He explains that life in the hind quarters is what elevates the front.

Betty Staley shares her expertise about Dressage. She also explains the similarities between dressage riding and western riding.

Students practice as Buck teaches a horse to respond to leg pressure from the ground.

In this video, Buck teaches the important of leg position when guiding your horse.

In a clinic setting, Buck works with a colt on front end control as he explains that you use leg and rein aids to help the horse, but you don’t make it happen.

Buck instructs students on lessons in softness.

Buck explains how to control the hind end with minimal pressure.

Buck instructs how to help your horse not lose his drive by properly using your legs for turns.

In this demo, Buck shows and explains the value of doing serpentines to eliminate braces in your horse.

Students practice short and long serpentines using reins as last resort while Buck instructs.

In a clinic setting, Buck teaches leg position for serpentines.

Buck explains how mastering lateral flexion by using only your legs is necessary to advance your horse.

Buck talks about fear, what it means to him, and how you can overcome it with horses.

In this video, Buck talks about what exercises you need to begin with for your horse’s first ride.

Buck talks about why constant kicking to keep your horse moving is not a good habit to have when riding your horse.

Betty Staley, a dressage rider, talks about expectations when it comes to discipline with horses. Buck is used as an example.

A rider asks how to know when you are applying too much pressure or not enough when riding your horse.

Buck demonstrates how to ask your horse to move out and jump into a nice walk, trot, or lope.

Buck shows you how you can begin to ask your horse for more life when walking, trotting, and loping.

Buck tells a rider how to get a horse to give at his poll while keeping life in his trot.