Kikkuli method is the leading horse for fitness training

A 3,000-year-old horse fitness program offers modern trainers the opportunity to improve their horses. Healthy while keeping them healthy and happy.

The program is named after its founder, the Mitannian Master Horse Trainer Kikkuli, and horse regulation technology helps build the army.

The empire was around 1345 BC. According to the instructions in Kikkuli Text, you will be able to produce an excellent horse athlete without the use of drugs or expensive feed additives.

Performance horses and horse racing as a whole continue to be trained by tired old traditional methods. In the past few decades, horses have barely improved their game time [unlike the significant improvement of human athletes' time], and at the beginning of their careers, they have cancelled their qualifications for ending endurance races and competitions. Kikkuli's approach solves all of these problems.

Kikkuli uses Interval training based on several principles. One of these techniques is that no matter what he intends to do under the saddle, he first leads the horse [not on the same day - this is a principle]. This means that if the horse is to trotting under the saddle, the horse should be guided for a period of time [ie days or weeks] before the trot [from the vehicle or other horse]. If the horse is to be cut under the saddle, then the horse should be guided for a period of time [ie a few days or weeks] before jogging [from the vehicle or other horse] [and so on]. Kikkuli even led the horses in the gallop. In this way, the horse's system can adapt to work without weight pressure and does not deal with the psychological pressure of the rider. According to this Kikkuli principle, the horse will not bear the weight in the initial training.

If you lead a number of horses, make sure you get the right order. Some horses like to lead, some horses like to follow. The horse leading from the front door and leading out of the front door needs to move outward to allow the vehicle to turn and turn. Horses who like to play other horses obviously need to be guided from the back of the car. When leading the five horses, put a horse that likes to kick the horse between the two horses at the back of the car. This is the place to provide the least amount of exercise. I always guide stallions from the driver's window, so they are easy to reach. Some horses can compete with the car and sometimes try to race or bite it. Don't worry about this, it will stop, or at least just happen from time to time, when the horse becomes more accustomed to the lead.

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