Teach Your Horse to Rollback and Spin

Teach Your Horse to Rollback
and Spin

Training Secrets of a Top Professional

Imagine your horse spinning smooth and rapid like a highly trained reining horse. Think how great it would be to have your horse bury its hocks in the dirt and rollback with just a light touch of the reins. If you want to teach your horse these maneuvers, this video will show you how.

This Video Shows You "Exactly" What You Need to Know To Teach Your Horse To Rollback And Spin!

Here’s What You’ll Learn…

  • Three great methods to teach your horse to spin correctly.
  • Simple, easy methods to teach green colts to turn on their hocks.
  • What a "correct" rollback actually is and how to achieve it.
  • How to put more speed in your spins.
  • The three biggest mistakes people make when teaching their horse to spin (most people are guilty of at least one).
  • How to time-the-reins so your horse learns to cross-over in front and stay low on the ground.
  • How a small change in your riding posture could really improve your horse’s spins (and I mean immediately).
  • The correct way to use your hands to get the front end coming around light and smooth (this is critical information).
  • How to teach your horse the proper form for a winning roll back.
  • The reason why some horses lock-up and refuse to roll back or spin.
  • A “special” way to wrap a horse’s legs to prevent stressing tendons and ligaments during training.
  • How to use your legs and spurs to improve your horses spins and keep his rear end from swinging out.
  • A simple way to clarify what a spin actually is so your training stays on track (this can really help a lot).
  • How to teach your horse to neck-rein properly (lightness with form).
  • A great technique for improving a horse’s head position (it works great for stops too).

 

Detailed Training Demonstrations: In this video I show you the most common problems people have when training their horse to roll back and spin. You get to see horses making mistakes and how to correct those mistakes. There are close ups of the horses legs in action so you can see exactly what is happening. And the camera comes in close on my hands so you can see how the reins are being worked.

Two Full Hours of Information: There is so much great information here your brain will have to kick into overdrive to absorb it all. You’ll see training, training and more training. It’s like watching the best, most intensive training clinic you’ll ever see.

Running time: Approx. 2 hour DVD

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Horse Training Success Story!

Dear Larry,

I recently purchased your Rollback & Spin  video. I must admit I was very skeptical.

I had tried everything to get my horse to sit and spin, but to no avail. In frustration, I was going to sell him. Then, I happened upon your web site. I was more than impressed when I received your video and saw many of the same problems I was having, and a number of ways to fix them.

I had to watch the tape 3 times, and even had to take notes. The next day I put your concepts to work. Using your methods, there was a huge improvement the very first day and my horse was actually spinning in less than two weeks!!!

Thank you,

Marty Lacey and Boss

9 Comments on Teach Your Horse to Rollback and Spin Leave a Comment

January 11, 2012

Andrea
4:22 pm #

Larry,
I have an almost 5yr old QH mare who is extremely responsive, supple and light. I started her under saddle a year ago and it's been an easy positive training process.
She works very well in an O ring snaffle (never moved her into a thin or twisted wire, she remains extremely light) and in a bosal. In both she travels in a true collection, neck reins, maintains a consistant gait walk thru the lope, and has an incredible stop(90% of the time completely on her hind end.)
My question for you is that I have NO reining or cutting experience or knowledge (I'm learning what I can online and watching your videos) and I really want to get my mare into a competitive discipline that she will do well in. She has better work ethic than me and always gives 150%. Learns just about anything I can teach with in minutes and actually maintains it! Every day we make progress in leaps and bounds.
What are some exercises and manouvers I should do and teach. Should I move her into a short shank bit? I have a Billy Allen slidding mouthpiece with a short shank I have been thinking about trying. I live on a ranch with no access to arena so level unholey soft ground is hard to come by. Also which DVD would be the most helpful, I get one for my birthday :) I want one that will be able to progress our training the most. Next year I would love to start taking her to some local shows.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou

October 3, 2011

skyla
7:37 pm #

hi Larry iv just got in to reining and im getting a horse that I don't think has ever done reining and I need tips on how to start a horse

September 6, 2011

john
7:28 pm #

Thank for helpful tips needed a reminder of how horses will work when you think about your handleing

January 20, 2011

Caryn
8:53 pm #

I purchased the video "Teach Your Horse to Roll-Back & Spin recently and have been introducing the basic concepts to my very green horse. This video is great because it shows AND clearly explains what Mr. Trocha is doing and why. It really helps that the horses used have different training levels – this one DVD covers so much it will help me with my horse until he's got it down. Training problems are shown with solutions; techniques and timing are discussed. If you want your horse to roll-back and spin with good form and lightness, this video is for you, too.

December 10, 2010

BOBBY ADAMS
12:52 pm #

I HAVE A QUESTION? WE ARE STARTING A 21/2 YEAR OLD FILLY. WE HAVE BEEN USING A HACKMORE HUT SHE IS FIGHTING HER HEAD WHEN YOU TRY TO STOP HER. DO WE NEED TO GO TO A RING SNAFFEL OR DO YOU HAVE SOME OTHER RECOMENDATIONS.
I HAVE NOTICED MIKMAR HAS A BIT THEY SAY WILL WORK. I AM LEARY OF ALL THRSE TYPE DEALS BECAUSE THEY ARE ONLY SELLING SOMETHING. WHAT DO YOU THINK.

THANKS,

BOBBY ADAMS

December 10, 2010

LarryTrocha
8:49 pm #

@BOBBY ADAMS: Hi Bobby. It's not the hackamore or bit that MAKES the horse stop. It's the way you USE it that gets results. Learn how to TEACH the horse to stop before you mess things up. I say this not to criticize you. I just want you to be successful with your baby.

Larry T.

November 1, 2010

Connie
5:57 am #

I had the pleasure of riding a true champion cutting horse and got hooked – hook, line and sinker. Most fun I've had a in long while. After watching your videos on YouTube and reading your newsletter articles, I am excited about getting started on my own. Currently I have a 2 year 8 month old mare that I am breaking / green broke already and I want to start teaching her to work w/ cows and become a cutting horse. My question – is a good cutting horse bred, trained, or is a combination of breeding and training? I see a lot of potential in my mare and want to see what she can do. Is your Rollback and Spinning dvd the best place to start? Looks like it would answer a lot of the questions I have to the puzzle. Your videos are great and I love your newsletters – keep them coming!

October 22, 2010

Morris Gibb
7:39 pm #

I have found your videos very interesting. I have purchased a cutting horse and intend to train her by directing my workman to ride her as I am disabled due to an accident and can not ride any more. Your videos are going to be extremely helpful.

October 18, 2010

mike
5:25 pm #

dear Larry I"ve been watching your viedeos on utube they have very helpful. i still need lilbit help on sit the sliding stop an how i should teach my horse two. he already nows how but i<m not good enough yet . i think he needs a different bit i<v had a lot of suggestions but dont no who to ljsten to. works well with long shank snaffel <but think he somthin diff. oh yea he is stallion but very well mannered . Pepanita an Mr. Gunsmoke

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