Robin Frid shows you how he likes to help his horses get over different trail obstacles. He also goes over the importance of body position and finding your spots between poles.

Learn how to successfully trot a green trail horse over different trail obstacles with help from Robin Frid.

Correctness is key in an event like trail. Robin Frid talks about the importance of staying correct throughout your pattern and avoiding penalties in the process.

When you're going over trail obstacles, you need to be able to find your line of travel to help put your horse in the correct spots going over poles.

Robin Frid shows you how he likes to prepare his horse to ride over trail obstacles.

New to all-around events like trail, Western riding, and horsemanship? World champion trainer Robin Frid goes over the basic fundamentals of the all-around events.

Avoid these mistakes in the show pen with advice from professionals Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue.

Every horse has strengths and weaknesses. Make sure that you're showing to your horse's strengths and not trying to push him past what he's capable of doing.

Make sure that you're mentally prepared to compete with your horse. Here's Will and Elizabeth's tips for getting mentally prepared for your competition.

When you're shopping for your next all-around horse, do you know what to look for? Will and Elizabeth go over what they look for when they're shopping for a prospect.

Are you new to horse showing and looking to get involved in AQHA Competition. Will and Elizabeth get their advice for getting involved in showing all-around horses.

In order to have a smooth flying lead change, you need to know how to properly approach the flying lead change. Will and Elizabeth show you how they approach changing leads.

A forehand turn is a maneuver your horse should be able to do regardless of what you do with him. It gives you body control and prepares you for other maneuvers. Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue show you how they work a forehand turn.

A common maneuver in trail events is the sidepass. Learn how Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue practice this obstacle at home to prepare for horse shows.

When you're backing your horse in a trail class, you normally have to move his body around. Learn the fundamentals of backing your horse in trail with help from Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue.

Are you warming your senior horse up properly before you start riding him? Will and Elizabeth Knabenshue show you their warm-up drills when working with an older horse.

Are you properly steering your horse around trail obstacles? Will and Elizabeth go over hand placement and how people might steer their horses during a class.

Slicing a pole is where you go over the pole at an angle at the trot. Will and Elizabeth show you how you can start working on this maneuver at home.

You can still be productive with your trail practice even if you're limited on the amount of poles you have at home. Will and Elizabeth show you how they school their horses using a single pole.

Do you know what the proper horsemanship riding position looks like? Elizabeth goes over what you should and shouldn't do when you're in a horsemanship class.

You might notice in a horsemanship class some riders prefer to ride on a tighter rein while others are on a longer rein. Will and Elizabeth talk about the different rein lengths you see in horsemanship and how to find out which fit is best for you.

Will and Elizabeth go over a horsemanship drill you can do at home in any size arena. You just need to have four cones to work around.

In a typical trail class you have to open and shut a gate. Will and Elizabeth show you how to master a rope gate before your next horse show.

The back through might be one of the slowest trail obstacles, but it's also one of the hardest. Being able to steer your horse's body around while backing takes time and skill. Will and Elizabeth show you how they teach their non pros to master a back through.