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LB Horsemanship & Equine Therapy John & Josh Lyons Certified Horse Trainer &
Therasage Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist. LB Horsemanship is located in Mount Vernon, Ohio.

At LB Horsemanship we use the training methods of John and Josh Lyons. We feel that it is important to have a training foundation where the horse will have the experience of learning without pain and to understand what we are asking of them. We do this by teaching horses with patience using specific cues that are rewarding, and the more precise the cues are to the horse the more solid the foundati

on becomes in their training. The result, is a confident owner and a horse that trusts its handler. Whether you are a new horse owner to the advanced rider, LB Horsemanship can get you to where you want to be with your training and performance. We start by discussing the goals that you want to achieve with your horse. Then we will put a lesson plan together and begin the building blocks to get the results you want. LB Horsemanship travels to you to work with you and your horse providing a gentle hand, patience, and a fun atmosphere while you learn new skills and bond with your horse. We have over 20 years of experience with horses. It is important for us that when we are working with our clients and their horses that we provide a safe environment insuring the safety of you, myself, and your horse. We look forward to working with you and making your horsemanship dreams come true!

🇺🇸 We pay tribute to the brave men and women who have given their all for our nation on this Veterans Day. 🇺🇸 Thank You!
11/11/2024

🇺🇸 We pay tribute to the brave men and women who have given their all for our nation on this Veterans Day. 🇺🇸 Thank You!

08/10/2024

You've got to be in it to win it.

Pancho doing some bridle work today. We are working on him with head throwing and pulling the reins through your hands. ...
28/09/2024

Pancho doing some bridle work today. We are working on him with head throwing and pulling the reins through your hands. He is doing really good and is getting really soft in his face. He’s learned to disengage his hindquarters and we have been working on shoulder work. I hope to get some pics and videos tomorrow. He is for sale and I will post more information about him then, Stay tuned!

21/09/2024
21/09/2024

More info coming soon!!!

07/09/2024

Flash loves his withers scratched 😂

12/08/2024

The Importancy Of "GEAR WORK."
When we're riding a horse we are always telling them to "stay calm, don't get excited, don't get nervous." And what happens is that it's great UNTIL the horse does get excited or nervous. You take your horse to a new place, a show, etc. they get excited and now they don't know how to control emotion.
How we work on that is by learning emotional control. Taking up their emotions and bringing them back down, and that comes from speed.
When working on emotions you have 6 gears.. Walk, Trot, Lope, 4th gear Lope, 5th gear Lope, and the 6th gear Lope (all out run.)
When you work on gears the horse has to go up in a gear and HOLD that gear until it feels smooth, they are relaxed and their emotions are under control then let them come back down a gear. Don't rush gears, in the beginning it may take a while, stay in that gear until they relax in it. Do not let the horse speed up or slow down on their own, HOLD THE GEAR you are in.
Example: If you are in 4th gear, hold that gear until it feels like 3rd, until they are relaxed, their emotions are under control and THEN bring them back down to 3rd gear.
Anytime you work on speed above something, it affects everything below it. If you teach the trot it affects the trot and the walk. If you teach the lope, it affects the lope, trot and the walk. If you teach the run it affects the run, lope, trot, and walk.
The PRIORITY is the emotion, don't worry about the head or the nose in the beginning, but stay in a gear long enough that they start to relax and you have a controlled lope, THEN you can start to work them in that gear.
* First teach them how to control their emotion, taking them up and down, to hold relaxed, controlled gears then make it look pretty.
Where we tend to mess up in our training is we try to keep them calm and say, "Don't make a mistake, don't get excited or nervous" but then when they do, we don't have control because we never practice taking their emotions up and bringing them back down.
"A broke horse is one that is taught to control his emotions."
REMEMBER, Start in a gear you have control in and then build from that.

For more training click on the link below to our online school!
https://lyons-online.mykajabi.com/

🎆 Celebrating the spirit of freedom and independence on this 4th of July! 🎆
04/07/2024

🎆 Celebrating the spirit of freedom and independence on this 4th of July! 🎆

Always accepting new clients! Contact me today for a PEMF session!!!!
15/06/2024

Always accepting new clients! Contact me today for a PEMF session!!!!

🌟 Did you know? 🌟 Studies suggest that PEMF may help improve calcium and collagen production in animals.

This is especially important for active animals who put a lot of stress on their joints.

As our pets age, their bodies don't produce these vital nutrients as efficiently. Pulse PEMF may help support their natural healing process, promoting an increased range of motion and keeping them moving!

Have your animals ever experienced the power of PEMF? Let us know your experience in the comments!

Are you a green rider with a green broke horse? Or have a green broke horse you need help with? I can help you build a s...
15/06/2024

Are you a green rider with a green broke horse? Or have a green broke horse you need help with? I can help you build a solid foundation in your horses training! Contact me today for lessons! Let’s get you and your horse safely in the right direction!

Heading to Garwood Arena in the morning to help Money and Kat feel good. Get your performance horses feeling great befor...
15/06/2024

Heading to Garwood Arena in the morning to help Money and Kat feel good. Get your performance horses feeling great before and after their runs! Always accepting new clients! Message me for more information!

Always accepting new clients! Massage, PEMF, & Lessons with your horse!
07/06/2024

Always accepting new clients! Massage, PEMF, & Lessons with your horse!

Abby enjoying some PEMF Let’s get your horses feeling their best with equine massage and PEMF sessions! Contact...
13/04/2024

Abby enjoying some PEMF

Let’s get your horses feeling their best with equine massage and PEMF sessions! Contact us for more info and to schedule a session!

Good information to know on how to properly administer a IV 💉🩸 in a 🐴
09/01/2024

Good information to know on how to properly administer a IV 💉🩸 in a 🐴

You may wonder why we pull back into the syringe when giving injections in the vein. This picture explains why. We don't pull back to make sure we're in the vessel, we do it to make sure we're in the RIGHT vessel. Today I went to give an injection and pulled back and saw blood brighter than I wanted. I decided to go and get a new dose of sedation and once again pulled back and then gave my dose of sedation. The syringe on the left was my first injection and the syringe on the right was my second injection. Does anyone know why I shouldn't have injected that first syringe? And had I injected that first injection, what would have happened?

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! I am making some changes this year and will be announcing them soon!
01/01/2024

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! I am making some changes this year and will be announcing them soon!

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At LB Horsemanship we use the training methods of John and Josh Lyons. We feel that it is important to have a training foundation where the horse will have the experience of learning without pain and to understand what we are asking of them. We do this by teaching horses with patience using specific cues that are rewarding, and the more precise the cues are to the horse the more solid the foundation becomes in their training. The result, is a confident owner and a horse that trusts its handler. Whether you are a new horse owner to the advanced rider, LB Horsemanship can get you to where you want to be with your training and performance. We start by discussing the goals that you want to achieve with your horse. Then we will put a lesson plan together and begin the building blocks to get the results you want. LB Horsemanship travels to you to work with you and your horse providing a gentle hand, patience, and a fun atmosphere while you learn new skills and bond with your horse. LB Horsemanship is located in Mount Vernon, Ohio. We have over 20 years of experience with horses. It is important for us that when we are working with our clients and their horses that we provide a safe environment insuring the safety of you, myself, and your horse. We look forward to working with you and making your horsemanship dreams come true!