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In this DVD, Chris discusses how to deal with a horse that bucks. Every horseman who has spent much time in the saddle can attest to the frustration that comes from having a lack of...(more)

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In this DVD, Chris continues his discussion and demonstration on how to deal with a horse that bucks. Every horseman who has spent much time in the saddle can attest to the frustration that comes...(more)

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Start at the very beginning of Chris’ program and develop the horsemanship skills you will need for a long and enjoyable life with horses. 12 disc DVD series. You’ll learn how to: read your horse’s personality...(more)

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Once you’ve mastered the basics, refine your horsemanship with this special 10 disc DVD series which covers more advanced skills and maneuvers. You’ll learn how to: master the turn around and body reining; ride with collection;...(more)

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In this 3 part series, you will see Chris start his colt, Peanut. Watch Chris as he establishes the ground work with the halter and lead rope, he then moves on to that first saddling....(more)

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Learn how to establish a natural headset with your horse. A natural headset is part of the foundation of Chris' program. You will learn how to increase softness and collection of your horse in order...(more)

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From establishing positive communication to haltering and picking up the feet, Chris' gentle techniques with a young foal will help you build a solid foundation.

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Chris Cox teaches the importance of ground control, which is essential for every horse. You will learn his step-by-step methods to understanding ground work. No round pen needed, he will show how to use your lead...(more)

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This DVD focuses on teaching leads and flying lead changes on your horse using Natural Horsemanship techniques. Chris teaches you about lead departures. Introducing the movements, feeling the movements and natural lead changes and then...(more)

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3 DVDs make up the leg yielding series, Chris recommends that you begin the set at leg position 3, where you will learn to disengage with your leg at a walk, trot, and canter. Leg...(more)