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John and Josh Lyons Certified Trainers

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John and Josh Lyons Certified Horse Trainers,
InfoHorse.com is pleased to have the Original and by far the most detailed listing on the Internet for the John Lyons Certified Horse Trainers, all personally Certified by Josh and John Lyons. All instructors are listed by the state where they live, but they are not limited to that state: All John Lyon’s Certified Trainers travel and therefore you should take a serious look at them all. JL Certified Trainers are very qualified to improve your horses performance.
All John and Josh Lyons Certified Trainers are guided by these three principles:
1. You can’t get hurt.
2. The horse can’t get hurt.
3. The horse must by calmer (more relaxed) at the end of the lesson.
 John Lyons is referred to as America’s most trusted horseman. He is well known for his condition-response methods that have the safety and well being of both horse and trainer in mind. Every year, an elite group of carefully screened applicants are chosen to participate in John’s exclusive Certification Program.

Horse Articles by Our John Lyons Certified Horse Trainers

Riding safety with riding helmets
Riding Helmets,
Wearing a Helmet When You Ride Your Horse Could Save Your Life
There are two opinions on helmets. You either wear them or you don’t.
I, for one, have always worn one….sometimes.
By Raye Lochert Raye Lochert Horsemanship

Neck Reining vs. Shoulder Reining by Nathan Coffman Training
Trailer Loading 101 by Nathan Coffman

starting a horse, round penningRound Penning
Starting a horse is a lot like building a house. If you don’t have a good foundation, the house will collapse.
by
Nathan Coffman Training



Clipping and Bridling by Tracy Porter 
Horse Ground Training Exercise, Hip-Shoulder-Shoulder by Beth Esfandiari
My horse is stuck! Horse Owner and Trainer Self Control By Steve Sikora Equine Training
Ground Manners by Raye Lochert
Pawing Horse Behavior Raye Lochert Horsemanship
Catch Me If You Can!! by Steve Werklund
Flexibility by Diane Sullivan 
How To Help Horses That Bite By Sarah Burnside
Taking Personal Responsibility for Horse Training By Rugh Mason  
Head Down / Calm Down / Demand Cue By Rugh Mason John Lyons Trainer

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