We learn about the world’s first smart halter with Protequus founder Jeffrey R. Schab, CHA Master Horseman Marla Foreman explains successive approximation in teaching and Val McCloskey clears up the leg yield or side pass confusion.  Hosted by Christy Landwehr.

With the CHA Instruction of Riders with Disabilities (IRD) Certification program growing faster than any other, we take a deep dive into the selection and training of horses for Therapeutic riding programs and funding opportunities for those providing services in the field of Equine Assisted Service.

We take a deep dive into Certified Horsemanship Association Driver and Driving Instructor Certification, Vaulting Instructor Certification, and Silks workshops to prepare for Driving and Vaulting Certifications. We will hear how and why these programs can be great additions with the right base of knowledge and certification.  Listen in…

REVISIT: On today’s Certified Horsemanship Association episode we talk about cool horse sports.  Jessica Hersey explains Mounted Shooting and Cathy Thacker tells us about Horseback Archery. Listen in…

Florida based trainer Ken Najorka joins us to talk about teaching both horse and rider to stop softly. Show host Jacqueline Tiley shares her favorite takeaways from this year’s CHA International Conference. Plus, the CHA video library inspires a winter weather unmounted lesson plan.

It’s all about grooming tips and tricks, but first we speak with Jenny Beverage from Troxel on what to look for when purchasing a helmet. Then Keli Wakeley guides us through clipping your horse and finally Anne Brzezicki addresses everything for the care of the horse’s coat, mane and tail. Classic re-visit.

Saebra Pipoly from Hoof Falls & Footfalls talks about working with first responders to help them work with horses. Then, how she’s incorporating those skills into teaching equestrian sports.

Julie Goodnight joins us to speak about the importance of canter exercises, gives you an exercise or two to try and the CHA International Conference. Listen in….

This CHA episode goes into detail on grant writing and we will be discussing an exciting transition with Jacqueline Tiley. Listen in…

This Certified Horsemanship Association show takes a deep dive into what it takes to have partners for your equine pursuits around your immediate neighborhood and beyond. Listen in…

This month’s Certified Horsemanship Association show features guests Christie Schumacher, Tara Reimer and Dale Rudin with advice on horses who are hard to catch, difficult to bridle, buck under saddle and much more. Classic re-visit.

This Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) episode will focus on marketing techniques to drive traffic to you equine program with Redmond Equine as the sponsor.

We take a deep dive into Certified Horsemanship Association and all of our certification programs that you could be a part of.  Listen in…

Join us to learn more about working with clients with disabilities from a program side as well as the instructor angle. We will talk about clients with cognitive as well as physical needs and how to have horses help.

Today we dive into where to find good horses for yourself, your lesson program, or your camp and how to avoid burnout with them during your busy season of riding. Things like take a trail ride for the arena horse, ground work and even a massage might help!

Listen in for fun stories about the holidays with horses from your friends at Certified Horsemanship Association…

Anne Millman tells us all about Horse Report Systems, Teddy Franke fills us in on the CHA Trail Certification and Cindy Waslewsky from Twin Creeks Ranch shares what it is like running a boarding and lesson stable in Aldergrove, British Columbia. Listen in…

We take a deep dive into learning more about becoming a USDF Bronze Medalist, a vaulter, a personal trainer and finding out more about how Mule Alley where the American Paint Horse Association and others are housed in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards.

Today’s show is all about horse human interactions and how they can be mutually beneficial. Guests include Nina Ekholm Fry, Director of Equine Programs at University of Denver’s Institute for Human-Animal Connection and Dr. Anita Shkedi, author of Horses Heal PTSD: Walking New Paths author. Listen in…

Road to the Horse winner, Wade Black, on horse training tips.  Also, Keli Wakeley speaks about the art of equine photography.  Listen in…

Revisit: Guests Shellie Hensley and Jo-Anne Young share their top pet peeves around the barn and offer some great solutions plus a great list of arena rules to help everyone enjoy ride time. Hosted by Christy Landwehr.

Host of RFD TV’s The American Rancher and Gentle Giants, Pam Minick, joins us to talk about how she got into television journalism and shares some great stories. Center for Equestrian Performance CEO Barbra Schulte talks about high performance coaching.

CHA certified instructor Schellie Blochberger and Jennifer Eaton, Membership Marketing Director for the IEA, talk about virtual horse shows. Brought to you by B-Free of Flies.

The Certified Horsemanship Association episode speaks about exercises and patterns for collection, extension, lengthening and shortening of your horse’s stride. Chelsea Erler of Cowboy Logic, LLC and Trainer Whitney Legace join in to share some exercises and patterns. Classic revisit.

CHA Episode: Monica Wu, owner of Reinbow Therapy in Bedford, MA, joins us to discuss the benefits of hippotherapy and the Reinbow Stirrup System. Later, Cheryl West and Debbie Holmes stop by to talk about their experiences teaching riders with disabilities. Listen in…

CHA Episode: CHA believes that there is no such thing as a bad school horse breed, so we partner with them all! Today, we will be talking to the American Quarter Horse Association, American Paint Horse Association and the Arabian Horse Association to see what member benefits and programs they have that might benefit you and your horses! Listen in…

CHA Episode: Join Julie Goodnight and Attorney Rashel-Rashel Pack for New Year Resolutions that all of us in the horse industry should be doing! This show is sponsored by Draw it Out Veterinary Strength Liniment. Listen in…

Revisit: In this Certified Horsemanship Association episode we’re covering exercises for lengthening and collecting with guests Julie Goodnight and JoAnne Young. Listen in…

Athletic Equestrian League founder Sally Batton tells us about this awesome organization. Chauntel Gillilland shares her take on why circles are so much more than, well, circles! Plus Christy puts forward a few more arena exercises to keep us busy this fall.

Michelle Bonds from The Mustang Heritage Foundation talks about how the Trainer Incentive Program (TIP) engages talented horse trainers to help gentle wild horses and burros and place them into private care. Dr. Bob Coleman discusses how your local 4-H can be a great resource for equestrians. CHA Certified Instructor Courtney Smith has some pointers on teaching what others might call “the boring stuff”, in a not so boring way. Brought to you by the Mustang Heritage Foundation and CHA. Listen in…