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Meet Clinton Anderson | |
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Preface-A Note from Clinton | |
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Understanding Horse Psychology | |
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Predators vs. Prey | |
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Two Parts to Every Brain | |
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Left and Right Stand Alone | |
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Balanced Training | |
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What Horses Want | |
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Make the Right Thing Easy and the Wrong Thing Difficult | |
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The Value of Respect | |
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Defining Respect | |
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Respect is a Choice | |
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Friendship is Built on Respect | |
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Gaining Respect | |
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Follow the Leader | |
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A Reaction Waiting to Happen | |
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Professional People Trainers | |
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No Shades of Gray | |
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Be Black or White | |
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Body Language | |
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Assert Yourself | |
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Resistance is Normal-Expanding the Bull's Eye | |
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Don't Quit Before the Try | |
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Safety First | |
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Responsibility Breeds Respect | |
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Who's Who | |
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Introducing Our Riders | |
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...and Their Horses | |
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Life "B.C." (Before Clinton) | |
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Cecelia's Story | |
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Paula's Past | |
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How We Got Involved | |
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Groundwork Tools | |
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An Introduction to Groundwork | |
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Ground Control Equals Confidence | |
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Constant Maintenance | |
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The Importance of Groundwork | |
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Sensitizing and Desensitizing | |
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I Got Rhythm... | |
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Keeping the System Balanced | |
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Quality Over Quantity | |
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Consistency is Key | |
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A Byproduct of You | |
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Essential Groundwork Exercises | |
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The Hula Hoop | |
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Desensitizing Exercises | |
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Desensitizing to the Rope | |
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Desensitizing to the Handy Stick and String | |
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Rubbing | |
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String Toss | |
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Slapping the Ground | |
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Disengage the Hindquarters | |
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Yield the Hindquarters | |
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Disengage and Turn to Face You | |
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Backing | |
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Tap the Air | |
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Wiggle, Wave, Walk, and Whack | |
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Marching | |
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Disengage and Back | |
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Yielding the Forequarters | |
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Lungeing for Respect-Stage One | |
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Flexing to the Halter | |
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Sending | |
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Circle Driving | |
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Establish a Consistent Circle | |
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Change Directions | |
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Lungeing for Respect-Stage Two | |
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Leading Beside | |
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Follow the Fence | |
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Inside Turns | |
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Outside Turns | |
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Trotting | |
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Riding Tools | |
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Before You Ride | |
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From the Ground Up | |
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Saddling | |
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Bridling | |
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Impulsion Cues and Considerations | |
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Squeeze, Cluck, Spank | |
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What if you still don't go? | |
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How long should you ride? | |
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Essential Exercises Under Saddle | |
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Flexing to the Bridle | |
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Flexing from the Ground | |
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Flexing Under Saddle | |
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One-Rein Stop | |
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Cruising | |
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Follow the Fence | |
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Bending | |
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Yielding the Hindquarters | |
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Disengage the Hindquarters Under Saddle | |
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Yield the Hindquarters Along the Fence | |
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Three Impulsion Exercises | |
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Post-to-Post | |
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Circle at Post | |
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Four Leaf Clover | |
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Introduction to Sidepassing | |
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Vertical Flexion: Poll Control | |
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Backing | |
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The Journey Continues | |
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Where do you go from here? | |
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A Final Word from Our Riders | |
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Resources | |
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Glossary | |
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Index | |