Welcome. You are in a place built for people who care about how a horse feels, not shortcuts or mechanical systems. This community exists for horsemen who want clarity, softness, and honest communication. The focus stays on feel, timing, balance, and responsibility. The goal stays simple. Ask less. Get more. Build a horse who stays connected in mind and body. Inside this group you will find short sessions, focused discussions, and direct coaching. No noise. No trends. No pressure to agree. Respect for the horse comes first. How to use the group. Post questions with context. Share videos when possible. Speak from experience. Disagree with respect. If you are stuck, say so. If something works, explain why. Where to start. (Please be patient while I edit more instructions, this is my rough draft. This will serve to help new people when they come into our community here.) Begin in the classroom with the foundational lessons. Watch them in order. Apply one idea at a time. Let the horse respond before adding more. This group works when members stay honest, patient, and curious. The standard stays high. If you are here, you belong here. Take your time.

Video in classroom https://www.skool.com/horsemens-collective/classroom/0bff63f5?md=61d09db7094046e6948d693a6f55f214 This Video is another example of a horse that is not sure of the riders requests to take a forward step off the inside leg. The horse was very sure that when the leg feel was added that it was to either not move out at all or back up. I set up some releases to encourage the horse to keep a forward, momentum going. I had to resort to tapping him on the hindquarter with my saddle strings, and I talked about primary and secondary signals.