NCCA with Magen Warlick
8 Episodes
Join trainer and National Cowboy Challenge Association ambassador Magen Warlick for a mini series on the NCCA. Magen covers the history, rules and training to help get involved in the newly founded sport. Developed in Australia, the NCCA promotes friendly competition at all levels, the western way of life and provides a place to showcase you and your horse as a team that can be as competitive as you want.
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Introduction to National Cowboy Challenge Association
Episode 1
Meet trainer and NCCA ambassador Magen Warlick as she introduces you to the National Cowboy Challenge Association. Learn about the competitions, levels, general rules and how to get started!
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10:31Episode 2
NCCA Scoring and Strategy
Episode 2
Magen covers the scoring and strategies for competition.
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51:48Episode 3
Introducing a Horse to Obstacles
Episode 3
Magen demonstrates her process for introducing a horse to obstacles in a way that builds confidence and curiosity. She covers past mistakes and why she prefers her current training method.
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17:51Episode 4
Flow Obstacles
Episode 4
Magen covers flow obstacles and how to approach training your horse to execute them. This category of obstacles includes ground poles, bridges, weaves, and curtains. In this session she works on bridges and ground poles.
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21:00Episode 5
Skill Obstacles
Episode 5
Magen covers skill obstacles--those that require the rider to execute the obstacle. These can include things like roping, log drag, mailbox or backing through things. The horse is not solely responsible for the obstacle. In this session Magen shows the mailbox, daisy chain barrels, back through a...
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17:01Episode 7
Adding Speed to Your Course
Episode 7
Once you have a confident horse with obstacles and maneuvers, you can start to look for places to add speed. Magen talks about places where you can start adding speed in a course and how to do it effectively.
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12:10Episode 8
Practice Course and Review
Episode 8
Magen creates a practice course to go through with various obstacles and maneuvers and then reviews and critiques how her horse did and what she would do to train and improve those skill sin the future.