|  | Catching:  Teaching Your horse to face you when you enter the corral. | 
                        
                          |  | Haltering: Your horse will accept the halter willingly. | 
                        
                          |  | Grooming and Loving on them:  Building the bond between you and your horse. | 
                        
                          |  | Picking up their feet: Teaching them to pickup their feet willingly and farrier preparation. | 
                        
                          |  | Yielding to Pressure: Teaching que's on the ground that will carry over under saddle. | 
                        
                          |  | One rein stops: A key to success with your horse. | 
                        
                          |  | Leading and Backing: Teaching your horse to respect your space. | 
                        
                          |  | Saddling: - Having a saddle that fits and the horse accepts it well. | 
                        
                          |  | Circling: A controlled way of teaching your horse to go forward and move his HQ and FQ. | 
                        
                          |  | Desensitizing: Making sure your horse is not afraid of plastic, whips, etc. | 
                        
                          |  | Obstacles and Trailer Loading: Teaching your Horse to go over things, under things, or between things and not be afraid, but love them. | 
                        
                          |  | Fence work: Teaching your horse to let you get on from the fence or steps. | 
                        
                          |  | Mounting: Teaching your horse to accept a rider. | 
                        
                          |  | Lateral Flexion: Teaching your horse to be soft and relaxed. | 
                        
                          |  | Disengage Hindquarters and Asking the forehand around: Teaching your horse body control. | 
                        
                          |  | Walk/Trot/Canter with a soft one rein stop: Getting the control you want and the freedom your horse want's. | 
                        
                          |  | Stopping and Backing: Teaching your horse to find a light feel. |