How To Lunge A Horse Properly. If your horse is not stretching and lifting his back when you lunge without these artificial devices, then either your skill at aligning him onto the bend and balancing his movement needs to be improved, or your horse has a physical problem preventing him from. As you lunge your horse, you naturally move and walk parallel to the working horse in order to push them forward.
Your stance should be relaxed. It should be at least six feet long. When your horse is traveling in a circle to the right, the lunge line will be held in the right hand and the whip in your left.
To teach your horse to lunge, stand in the circle with the lunge line stacked into a folded line.
If your horse is not stretching and lifting his back when you lunge without these artificial devices, then either your skill at aligning him onto the bend and balancing his movement needs to be improved, or your horse has a physical problem preventing him from. Try to lunge on a circle of approximately 20 m, rarely smaller (min. Once or twice a week generally. If your horse will be working to the left, hold the lunge line in your left hand and your lunge whip in your right.