Arena Footing with Brad Barkemeyer
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2m 44s
Discover the critical role of arena footing in horse training. This video emphasizes the importance of proper soil composition for young and performance horses, focusing on how it impacts their legs, joints, and feet. Learn about suitable materials like washed mortar sand and decomposed granite, and why a solid base is essential for high-speed maneuvers and sliding stops. Brad Barkemeyer discusses the ideal footing for reducing strain on your horse during training.
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