I don’t have a video but I’ll put try to put it in words lol. When transitioning from a walk/jog/trot to a lope: start by walking, then, gently push your horse into a lope, if their head comes up or they are charging without loping nicely, grab both your reins and pull them up to you hips and into a V shape. Ride with your reins like this until you feel comfortable and the horse has calmed down. Once you’ve done this, stand completely still and gently ask for the lope. If the horses head continues to come up or it charges, pull the horses head into a V shape to your hips again and ride in this position until the horse is going smoothly. Repeat the steps of stopping completely and loping off again until the horse lopes off smoothly, straight and slow. (Feel free to ask me any questions. This also works for cantering and galloping ☺️)

find out why it does it to begin with would practice bending to a stop, warwikschiller has some videos about it, i have the same issue

I worked for a trainer, when that happened, break them back down. Stop or get them to drop to a walk or trot the second you feel them getting strong/take off. It will just take time.

Lizard's Video looks like an argentine curb bit. Has slots for a snaffle rein and a curb rein

I think he accidentally set the audio to be in one earphone, try using another earbud if you are using them

the tape is used to keep the polo wraps on. After so many washes and uses the velcro will no longer stick well during rides. So we put either a strip of duct tape or electrical tape to keep them from coming lose :)

Dallas Zieske he has electrical tape on his polos so they don’t come undone. And it’s vet wrap in her tail so the knots don’t come undone

Ok thanks should of put my glasses on

When did it become "hating on someone" to point out if they are selling something on line, they need to be able to articulate their product or services. This is an easily "fixable" deficit in the sales pitch, do a voice over and edit it for clarity.