Tack size in ANS

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How to tack size in ANS

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I had a request from one of my best friends thatamp;#39;s just getting into horse training to talk about bit progression through training over the first five or six years of a horseamp;#39;s career so Luke this oneamp;#39;s for you brother as always if youamp;#39;d like the following content please subscribe to the channel if you like this video hit the Thumbs Up Button one of the reasons I donamp;#39;t think this topic is covered enough is because each horse is going to require custom Training approach and a custom Training approach and thereamp;#39;s no one-size-fits all for bits but in general this is a road map you can follow that Iamp;#39;ll share with you today now there is a couple of strong caveats to this discussion great Horseman do not just Leverage The bit and your horse cannot learn proper movement with the bit only it requires proper leg pressure balance and position in the saddle in addition to the bit it should also be noted that in this video Iamp;#39;m

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