- Introduction to the Letters 'F' for food and 'T' for target
- Step one for training a send to stationary target
- View an unedited training session
- How to solve 'F' and 'T' training challenges
- 1- hour video coaching to ensure your success. 3 months to use this and can be used in several short
sessions

- Adding to the letter 'T'- why 'Tt' and 'Tf'
starting the letter 'W'
- Next steps for stationary target behavior - adding in 'Fw' for wait for food
- Shaping forward movement 'Dc'
- Addressing balance issues from targeting
- Cue transfer introduction using T to help them understand lead rope pressure
- Building on our send to stationary target , and adding a wait

- The four variations of the letter 'F' (Fw,Fc,Fg,Fd), why, where and how to use them
- Cues - how to do a cue transfer, when and how to add a cue and adding a cue to a movement
- Change of direction food delivery - how and why we use it to build balance and body awareness
- Bonus video - Change of side food delivery

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- How to build a solid mat draw without the use of a hand target or moving with the horse​​
- 9 instructional videos featuring how to start, adding distance, and send to a mat​​
- Different training plans for going to, and staying on the mat​​
- Where mat training can be used and why it is such a great thing to train early on​
- Where mat training can take you​
- Prerequisites are DFD (from the letter 'F') Having taken the first three modules is preferred for your
success but if you know what DFD is you will likely be ok to take this module.

-Shape your horse to walk through weave poles.
- Strategic environmental setups and teaching this behavior without pressure.
-Pre-requisites: your horse can go to a mat without you, basic shaping skills, dynamic food delivery