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- Lesson Plan 7 - Beginner -

Objective: learn to turn horse effectively, increase knowledge of horse terminology, create a better position in the saddle
  1. Learn to halter a horse
  2. Learn to lead a horse
  3. Groom horse
  4. Tack up English
  5. Learn to mount - how to and how NOT to
  6. Stretches/mounted exercises - touch tail and bridle, windmill the arms, reach for the sky, touch toes, etc.
  7. Walk around arena
  8. Do simple turns: circles around me, weave through cones
  9. Set up slalom of poles to go through - set it up as a "V" to go through
  10. Learn to stand in saddle, how to balance over the body without holding onto the saddle
  11. Start, stop, and back up at each letter on the rail
  12. Learn terms: saddle, stirrups, girth, bridle, bit, reins, seat, aids, helmet, arena
  13. "Backpedal" on horse to discover balance (have student "pedal" their legs backwards while walking as if they were pedaling a bicycle backwards - this improves balance)
  14. Touch horse's tail, ears, and student's own toes without moving lower leg from stable position
  15. Stand and sit in saddle at the halt, then at the walk
  16. Steer over ground poles, looking ahead and not down
  17. Weave through cones
  18. Walk horse on rail to finish
  19. Dismount/untack horse/put horse away

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