Ensure your snaffle bit is fitted properly by using Brad Barkemeyer's tips for adjusting it.

While it might look like a rider isn't doing a lot to cue their horse when they're in the show pen, subtle hand and leg cues are all you need to successfully signal your horse to turn. Brad Barkemeyer teaches you how to cue your horse.

Being able to safely bridle your horse is basic horsemanship 101. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he bridles his horses to ensure he and his horse stays safe.

Brad Barkemeyer breaks down the running martingale and why someone might use it in their training program.

Brad Barkemeyer shows you some of the common mistakes he sees riders make when they ride two handed.

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.

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

The fence can be a handy tool when asking your horse to change leads. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he'll work flying lead changes while incorporating the fence.

When asking for a lead change, your body position is just as important as your horse's. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he shifts his body weight so his horse is able to change leads.

In order to have a successful lead change, your horse must be willing to move off your legs and stand up his shoulders. These lateral movements help your horse learn where to put his body so he can set up for a successful lead change.

In the progression of teaching a horse lead changes, this diagonal exercise is a great way to keep your horse honest, and listening to your riding cues. Brad Barkemeyer shows you a drill you can add to your riding session.

It's important that your latigo stays in your keeper when you're riding. If it comes undone during a ride, it can be a danger to both horse and rider. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how you can ensure your latigo stays in the keeper.

The next step is working on isolating your horse's hindquarters. Just like when you worked on the front end, it's important to be able to control your horse's hindquarters. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how to do that.

Isolating the front end and moving it around helps you gain more control over your horse's body. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he works with a horse to move the front end over.

The flag is a huge training tool when teaching a horse how to work cattle. Brad Barkemeyer shows you how he likes to introduce a horse to working the flag so they don't become overwhelmed or scared of it.

In order to have a successful turnaround the first couple of steps in your turnaround need to be correct. Brad Barkemeyer demonstrates how he sets a horse up to have a good turnaround.

In the cow horse, you'll see riders use mecate reins often. Brad Barkemeyer breaks down the basics of how to tie mecate reins and hold them so you can be successful while working your horse.

Having too much forward motion when you're working a cow can cause a run to speed up. If you're new to working cattle it's important to stay correct and not let your horse get too forward during a run. Brad Barkemeyer helps you maintain your speed.

If you're dealing with a hardtocatch horse, Brad Barkemeyer explains the importance of making that horse work until he chooses to put his attention on you and stand quietly.

When you go to catch your horse, does he run away from you? Brad Barkemeyer shows you some round pen work you can do to build a better relationship with your horse.

Knowing how to cut a cow away from the herd is an important part of cow horse events. Brad Barkemeyer breaks down the basics if herd work and how you can safely cut a cow.

Learn about the tradition of the two rein and how the setup functions for the working cow horse event.

Ever watch a cow horse event and wonder why riders are riding in certain bits? Brad Barkemeyer breaks down the bit progression of a cow horse starting with a snaffle bit.

Learn about hand placement on romal reins and why it’s important. Brad also explains the various types of romal reins and how to attach them.