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Norm Glenn Horsemanship

Float Easy 7-Step
Horse Loading
System

Welcome to your course access page. Start at the top, follow the path, and use the support options whenever you need a second set of eyes on your horse.

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Your best path through the course

1 Read the short start guide and terms note before using the training.
2 Watch the overview and foundation videos before going to the float.
3 Follow the 7-step path in order. Do not rush ahead or take shortcuts.
4 Film your first attempt and training sessions so Norm can help if you get stuck.

First, please read this

This page is for your personal course access only

Please do not share, copy, transmit, sell or redistribute this page or these videos. If a friend wants help with float loading, send them to the public Float Easy website page or get them to contact me.

Before using the training

Read and agree to the disclaimer and terms

You must read the disclaimer and agree to the terms and conditions before using these training techniques. Watching the videos means you agree to the terms.

Disclaimer & Terms

Course Support

Use the Q&A sessions as your main support path.

As you work through the training, bring your questions, sticking points and short video examples to the Q&A sessions. That is the best place to get guidance and stay on track.

Your first task

Before you start correcting the problem, take a short “before” video of your horse’s current loading response. If possible, film landscape so the whole picture is easier to see.

During training

Video as much as you reasonably can. If something is not working, bring it to the Q&A session so we can look at what is happening and work out the next step.

Progress and results

When you start getting results, I would love to hear your story. You can email your story to mail@normglenn.com; and send your final self-loading video via WhatsApp.

Optional: if you want Norm to see your first video before a Q&A session, you can send it by WhatsApp to 0419556783.

Start Here

Begin with the overview, then follow the system in order.

The goal is not to get one lucky load. The goal is to create calmer, safer, more predictable loading your horse can repeat.

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Float Easy 7 Steps Summary

Download the summary first so you understand the overall sequence before watching the full lessons.

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B

Bonus: Emotional Reset for Float Loading

A support tool for helping clear emotional tension around float loading for horse and handler.

View Bonus

C

Video Library

Use the individual video links below. Each video can open in a new window so you can return to this page easily.

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Video quality note: some original training footage was filmed years ago and is not high-definition. The training principles and live examples remain the important part.

The Training Path

The 7 steps at a glance

This section gives you a clear map before you enter the video list. It makes the page easier to use and reduces confusion.

1

Get comfortable at the float

Build relaxation, curiosity and better response around the float before asking for full loading.

Foundation

2

Build the “walk to me” response

Create a clear forward response so the horse understands how to come calmly toward the handler.

Confidence

3

Walk past you with confidence

Prepare straight, confident forward movement so the horse is not drifting, ducking away or controlling the line.

Bravery

4

Self-load

Bring the foundation to the ramp so your horse learns to walk into the float without being dragged or forced.

Independence

5

Stay relaxed with movement and noise

Teach the horse to handle normal float sounds, movement and activity without rushing back out.

Conditioning

6

Stand quietly while secured

Build a calm stand while the handler moves around, lifts the ramp and secures the back.

Acceptance

7

Condition calm travel

Use short, confidence-building trips so the new loading pattern becomes repeatable, not a one-off success.

Repeatability

Video Library

Choose a section, then work through the videos in order.

This version keeps the page lighter and easier to follow on a phone. The videos are listed clearly, with the live training examples grouped by horse.

Foundation videos

Watch these before going to the float so the handling, cues and preparation make sense.

Start here

Introduction

Begin here before working through the practical training.

Float Easy 7-Step Horse Loading System

Your best path through the course

This page is for your personal course access only

Read and agree to the disclaimer and terms

Use the Q&A sessions as your main support path.

Begin with the overview, then follow the system in order.

Float Easy 7 Steps Summary

Bonus: Emotional Reset for Float Loading

Video Library

The 7 steps at a glance

Get comfortable at the float

Build the “walk to me” response

Walk past you with confidence

Self-load

Stay relaxed with movement and noise

Stand quietly while secured

Condition calm travel

Choose a section, then work through the videos in order.

Foundation videos

Introduction

Whips, Sticks and Flags — Important Discussion

Connected Cues

Updated Move Over Cue

Step 1 — preparation around the float

External Float Training

Rear of Float Training

Live training examples

Steps 2 to 4 — Live Training with Donna

Steps 4 to 6 — Live Training with Layne and Che

Steps 1 to 6 — Live Training with Lee

Steps 4 to 6 — Live Training with Vicki’s Horse Bella

Steps 4 to 6 — Live Training with Angelika’s Horse Jellybean

Bonus lessons

Nose to Handler Problem

Meet Dobby — Case Study Overview

Horse and Owner Rescue

6 Minute Regression Training

The 30 Storey Analogy

Angle float training with Lauren

Video 1 — Steps 2 & 3

Video 2 — Step 4

Video 3 — Steps 4 & 5

Video 4 — Step 5

Step 7 — repetition and travel confidence

Post Training Repetition

Tying Up Your Horse

Remember

Location

Contacts

Links

Float Easy 7-Step
Horse Loading
System