Carson James shares some thoughts before the clinic begins.

The beginning foundation of working with any horse.

Continuation of how to be sure your horse sees you as a leader.

Teaching your horse to wait on you.

Leading with distance is a great exercise to help your horse be in the habit of paying attention.

Your horse should also be able to lead by your shoulder.

Groundwork teaching a horse to yield his shoulder.

How and why to teach your horse to lunge correctly.

Use the timing of pressure to create lightness in your horse during groundwork.

Join the challenge of being able to stop your horse straight when lunging.

Learn how to use a flag to communicate with your horse.

Watch as all the clinic horses are turned loose in a herd and learn the benefits of how this helps.

The key to catching your horse is preparing him to be caught.

Properly prepare your horse for mounting.

See how to avoid potential mounting problems.

Learn why 'mashing' on your horse will build his confidence.

Teach your horse to be able to handle some pressure.

What should be the ultimate goal for your horse?

The importance and technique of proper rein management.

Build some form and candence in your horse.

Learn the basics of backing up your horse and see the common mistakes people make.

Now that your horse can back up, watch how to make it smoother and faster.

Learn how to build a good stop in your horse.

The process and importance of being able to control your horse's hind end. Hind end control is essentail to many more advanced maneuvers.