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Using Half Halts on the Lunge to Build Balance
· 12 min · Episode 1380
Episode Using Half Halts on the Lunge to Build Balance
Have you ever been lunging your horse and found yourself saying, "Whoa there, Tonto!" a few too many times? That moment when your horse suddenly goes from calm and focused to rushing around the circle, tripping over their own legs?
In this episode of The Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians, Lorna dives into why rushing on the lunge is rarely about disobedience, and almost always about balance.
You'll learn how to use half halts on the lunge to help your horse build rhythm, relaxation, and self-carriage, while becoming more aware of how your own posture, tone, and timing shape every stride.
If you're ready to create smoother, more connected rides, on the ground and in the saddle, this one's for you.
💡 Next Steps for Riders
Inside Connection, we're spending the next few months mastering Half Halts. From the lunge to the saddle. This episode fits perfectly into that theme, helping you refine timing, feel, and contact in every stride.
👉 Join Connection at https://stridesforsuccess.com/join to follow along and begin improving your balance, communication, and results with your horse.
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