Equus Academy - EndoTapping Video Library

What is EndoTapping?	FREE! A short video describing EndoTapping and its benefits.	Multiple	9
Beginning EndoTapping	FREE! In this instructional video, J.P. Giacomini demonstrates how a horse should respond when it has been trained in EndoTapping at the halt.	Canadian Horse	4
Laying the Correct Foundation for Piaffe Using EndoTapping	In an extraordinary session, a mare who has never been EndoTapped responds quickly allowing J.P. to demonstrate an overview of the steps required to use EndoTapping to lay a correct foundation for teaching piaffe. The mare concludes the session by offering her first diagonal steps of piaffe followed by complete relaxation.	Oldenburg	50
Seeking a Horse's Key to Softness Through EndoTapping and Lunging	First through EndoTapping in movement and then through lunging, J.P. seeks a horse's key to relaxation and softness.	Dutch Warmblood	13
Beginning EndoTapping	In this instructional video, J.P. Giacomini presents a horse which has never been EndoTapped before. The horse demonstrates the responses typical of a horse being EndoTapped for the first time.	Irish Sport Horse	10
Learning To EndoTap	A clinic participant learns to EndoTap her horse from the ground at the halt. She begins by getting the horse to drop its head in relaxation and continues by getting it to lift its feet.	Quarter Horse/Thoroughbred	12
EndoTapping In Movement Under Saddle	Teaching the horse to relax and stretch down from being EndoTapped under saddle.	Canadian Horse	30
Pressing The EndoStick To Halt Under Saddle	Instruction on teaching the horse to halt by pressing the EndoStick on the horse's shoulder.	Canadian Horse	9
EndoTapping In Movement	J.P. uses the EndoStick to increase range of motion at the walk while working the horse from the ground.	Lusitano	10
EndoTapping To Improve The Walk	J.P. teaches a rider to increase range of motion at the walk under saddle using the EndoStick.	Lusitano	9
Beginning EndoTapping	A Thoroughbred mare which has just been released for light work after three months of stall rest is EndoTapped by J.P. This mare had been EndoTapped one time in a brief session four months prior to this lesson. Also included in the video is an exercise in positioning the hind feet forward under the body until they nearly touch the front feet, lifting the legs using the EndoStick and teaching the horse the "press to stop" cue. All work is performed in a box stall.	Thoroughbred	28
Beginning EndoTapping	J.P. performs a second EndoTapping session on a horse. The previous lesson had been given by its owner.	Dutch Warmblood	8
Beginning EndoTapping In Movement	A resistant horse is taught to take its first steps with its head down in relaxation.	Dutch Warmblood	36
The EndoStick vs. The Dressage Whip	A clinic discussion on when to use an EndoStick vs. a dressage whip.		3
The Importance of "Forward" and "Obedience" Before Relaxation	J.P. begins a session EndoTapping a horse in hand, but decides to use exercises to get "forward" and "obedience" (the first two steps of the training progression) before returning to EndoTapping and "relaxation" (the third step in the training progression).	Quarter Horse/Thoroughbred	41
Introductory Overview of EndoTapping in Movement Under Saddle	An overview of the process of EndoTapping in movement under saddle.	Thoroughbred	18
Introductory Overview of EndoTapping in Hand at the Halt & in Movement	An overview of the process of EndoTapping in hand, both at the halt and in movement.	Thoroughbred	14
Using EndoTapping on the Rider to Overcome Fear	A rider uses the EndoTapping technique on herself to overcome her fear of riding her horse.	Arabian	26