In this video, Buck teaches you another approach to backing your horse.

Watch and learn as Buck's students practice this new way to back their horses.

This exercise will help you to further build your communication skills with your horse. All you have to do is turn your horse 90 degrees without moving forward, and then back your horse 10 steps. Then walk your horse forward and start over.

Buck shows you how to smoothly complete a counter-clockwise rectangle with your horse.

Buck tells why he does not use gimmicks, like tie downs, and explains the better alternatives.

Using a troubled horse, Buck demonstrates how to help teach one to back up without resistance and head tossing.

Buck invites Dressage rider, Betty Staley, to share about horses that crowd you and how to establish personal space.

Buck works with a touchy horse and shows how to build confidence.

Buck shows how to find the troubled spots in a horse and how to help them overcome. He also warns how we can make them worse.

Buck shares how to deal with a horse that bites.

Buck demonstrates how to gentle a pushy colt

Buck shares his process for giving a horse shots.

Buck shares his thoughts about horses that reach around to bite the stirrup.

Buck invites Betty Staley to talk about the idea of punishing your horse and then she gives some better alternatives.

Buck talks about how to help a horse that is sensitive under his chin. He reiterates how the little things are vitally important.

Buck uses a tarp to desensitize a horse to its noise and feel. He then encourages the horse to walk across the tarp with confidence.

The horse owner describes the problems her horse is experiencing, and Buck helps her find solutions. Watch the transformation as Buck works with a rude horse.

In Part 2, Buck continues working with a previously rude horse. He also tells the crowd to not make their horse angry by never giving him a way out. The owner then shares how the horse changed.

Buck invites Annette Coker to share her views on how to look through the horse’s eyes, respect their point of view, and let them be horses. She focuses on not ignoring the horse’s mental condition.

Watch as Buck works with a mustang who has developed a habit of rearing and striking at her owner. He also explains how the human must adjust to fit the horse.

Buck gives the crowd instruction on how to deal with a crabby horse.

Buck shows how to help fidgety horses by allowing them to move when they need to.

Buck demonstrates how to work with a horse that rushes to go out the gate.

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