
One of the things I think we have to be careful about as horsemen is getting so focused on what our horses aren't doing right that we overlook what they're doing well. There's a big difference between helping a horse...


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Hosted by Phil Haugen · education · EN-US
"Be Your Best Horsemanship" is hosted by professional horse trainer and clinician, Phil Haugen. Inspired by his “1% better everyday" training philosophy, Phil explains the methods, mindset, and performance tips that drive continuous learning and growth in horsemanship, as well as in life. Join us each week as Phil shares his experiences over the past 30+ years in the horse training industry, discussing the methods that have helped him bridge the language barrier between horse and rider to enhance understanding and performance from foundation to finish.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch"Be Your Best Horsemanship" is hosted by professional horse trainer and clinician, Phil Haugen. Inspired by his “1% better everyday" training philosophy, Phil explains the methods, mindset, and performance tips that drive continuous learning and growth in horsemanship, as well as in life.
Be Your Best Horsemanship is hosted by Phil Haugen. The show has published 362 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Don't Let Perfection Get in the Way of Progression" (27 October 2026, 33 minutes), "The Most Productive 10 Seconds in Horsemanship" (21 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "The Weanling and Yearling Work You Can't Afford To Skip" (13 October 2026, 44 minutes).
Be Your Best Horsemanship publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 362 episodes.
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Phil Haugen hosts Be Your Best Horsemanship, an education podcast with 362 episodes published.
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One of the things I think we have to be careful about as horsemen is getting so focused on what our horses aren't doing right that we overlook what they're doing well. There's a big difference between helping a horse...

Sometimes, one of the hardest things to do in horsemanship is to do nothing at all. Years ago, someone told me, “If you don't have 10 seconds to sit, pause, and let that horse appreciate the release, you need to go...

One of the biggest challenges in starting young horses is when their physical development gets ahead of their mental development. That's why I believe some of the most valuable training we can do happens long before a...

Episode #40
You may not consider yourself a colt starter, but if you're breeding, raising, owning, or handling young horses, you're already influencing their training. Every interaction a horse has during their weanling and...

You may have heard the phrase, "soft hands create soft horses." In this episode, I'm sharing my perspective on this training philosophy and why focusing too much on being "soft" can sometimes create more confusion than...

In this episode, I'm joined by Shane and Allyson Eliason of Eliason Performance Horses in Snowville, Utah. As fifth-generation ranchers, Shane and Allyson run an impressive cattle and performance horse breeding...

This episode is inspired by a question from one of our loyal listeners and Be Your Best Membership members. Her question is: What’s something you see good riders doing that they don’t realize is actually creating...

Episode #36
There are always going to be things we can’t control—the weather, our circumstances, or how quickly progress comes—but we can control how we approach them. In this episode, I talk about adjusting our training through...

In this episode, I’m talking about what it takes to build both the mental and physical toughness needed to perform when the pressure is on. Tune in as I share how to prepare horses for the situations they’ll face in...

Episode #34
The better we become at reading the horse in front of us, the better we can apply what we know to help that horse succeed. In this episode, I'm sharing examples from some of the rope horses in our program and breaking...

Episode #33
If you want a result you aren't getting, you've got to be willing to do something you aren't doing. In this episode, I'm talking about what it means to stay in growth mode—from developing young horses and recognizing...

Episode #32
As an owner, your role in your horse’s training process starts long before you ever drop them off at the trainer’s barn. In this episode, I talk about how the handling and preparation we put into our young horses as...

The summer season puts a different level of stress on your horses. When you are in the 'heat' of training and competition, maintaining adequate hydration is key to proactively preventing physical issues, as well as...

Every season requires something different from both you and your horse. In the summer months, heat, humidity, and longer days can take a physical and mental toll, which means your training program has to adapt. In this...

When it comes to horsemanship, connection is key. Establishing that initial connection with your horse is what opens the door to creating trust, confidence, and control—especially at faster speeds. Tune into this...

Episode #28
This episode is all about habits―developing the routines, mindset, and systems to be your best everyday. Join me as I share some of my favorite takeaways from James Clear's book, Atomic Habits, and how these...

Episode #27
One thing I've learned over the years is that preparation has a way of showing up when it matters most. In this episode, I talk about preparing our horses by exposing them to new situations that build confidence instead...

Today's performance horses are more athletic and talented than ever before—but that also means it can take time for all those pieces to come together. In this episode, I talk about why you can't always judge a horse...

Episode #25
One thing about horses—they have a way of keeping you humble. In this episode, I'm sharing a recent buck-off experience that reminded me how quickly things can change when a horse has a reactive moment. After more than...

One of the biggest challenges in horse training today isn’t a lack of information—it’s knowing how to apply it correctly. With podcasts, videos, clinics, and training advice coming from every direction, it’s easy to...
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