Brad Barkemeyer goes over how to hold the two-rein and how to properly steer your horse in the two-rein.

As you transition into the bridle your horse needs to be comfortable neck reining. Here Brad Barkemeyer shows you how to communicate a turn to your horse one handed.

The final step when training a cow horse is transitioning them into the bridle. Brad Barkemeyer goes through the steps he likes to take when first introducing a horse to the bridle and how he works on neck reining, steering, and collection.

Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he likes to practice corners to help his horse get comfortable going through a corner when working a cow.

To get a horse comfortable in the hackamore Brad likes to include some dry work into his riding routine before putting a horse on cattle or before working the flag.

Cow horses must be comfortable drawing back to successfully work a cow. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he likes to teach it in a hackamore.

Just because you ride your horse in a hackamore doesn't necessarily mean he's a hackamore horse. Learn what Brad Barkemeyer is looking for when he finds his next hackamore horse.

Brad Barkemeyer talks about learning from your mistakes when you're first starting to ride your horse in a hackamore.

Collection in the hackamore is a little different than it is in a snaffle bit or shank bit. Brad Barkemeyer goes over how to gain collection using a hackamore.

Brad Barkemeyer goes over the basics of riding in a hackamore.

Bud Lyon discusses different types of romal reins.

Does your horse play with his bit? Brad Barkemeyer offers his advice on what kind of bit to try.

Learn the different types of cinches from Brad Barkemeyer and how to properly adjust a cinch when you're preparing to ride.

Know when to use leg protection on your horse and learn how to properly use front sport boots with help from Brad Barkemeyer.

Brad Barkemeyer gives riders a tip on when to remove their horse's exercise boots.

Sometimes you need to use back sport boots on your horse. Brad Barkemeyer breaks down when to use back boots and how to properly place them on your horse's legs.

In the market for a new saddle pad? Ryan Rushing gives his preferences for choosing the right saddle pad.

Brad Barkemeyer shares why he likes a clean cinch and why cleaning your tack is so important to a safe ride.

How should your curb strap fit? Brad Barkemeyer talks through how to adjust for leather and chain curb straps.

Ken McNabb explains why a good saddle pad is critical to your tack's fit.

Bud Lyon discusses the next step in bit progression: a shank snaffle or correction bit.

Bud Lyon answers questions about using a hackamore in his horse training program.

What kind of bit should you use on a seasoned horse? Bud Lyon discusses spade bits and how they can be used with other pieces of tack, including curb straps.

Bud Lyon talks through when he starts a young horse in a snaffle and what he likes in a good snaffle.