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How to warm a horse's bit
Dunk in hot water, then wipe dry.
Heat water until it's just begun to steam, then bring it over to the stall in a bucket. Place a safety hook over the bucket and drape the bridle over it, making sure not to let the leather touch the water or the ground.
A: Dunk the bit for 10-15 seconds in hot water, or 1-2 minutes in lukewarm water. Wipe the bit down with a cloth to dry it.

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How to train to become a navy seal
Determine your fitness level.
In order to start training for the rigors of bud/s and the navy you have to know where you're at physically. To do this, you can take a pst.
A: The pst (physical screening test) is administered by the navy to see if you have what it takes physically to complete the training. You can take a mock pst at home.

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How to squid
Stop.
As soon as you notice signs of distressed reactions or impulsivity that could do more harm than good, try to create a " stop point " for considering choices before making any more decisions. Signs of distress can be felt, seen or heard, and frequently trigger fast automatic reactions that we might regret.
A: If you can notice the signs of distress when they first start to appear, you can slow down for the yellow lights before you run the red. You have to act fast to interrupt so it helps to be very clear what signs to watch for.

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How to keep your heels down while jumping
Go outside, and place a small object on the ground.
A grape, blueberry or piece of foam will work for this.
Start jumping.
A:
Each time, look down and try to squish or touch your heels to the object. Jump-and-touch ten times in a row.