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You can’t bully your horse into trusting you

Your intentions will become your outcome, choose wisely.

Training functional movement and functional posture take time. It takes the time it takes for each individual horse. Don’t compare your hor

If your hands are too busy, the horse can’t hear the rest of your aids.

Teaching Takeaways

In an intense situation you revert to your level of training. Your brain goes to what has been practiced, rehearsed and learned. There is no time to dissect, plan and execute.

Our Zoom will be on October 21st at 7p cst. A new video exercise should be out within the next week for Master’s level subscribers.

Horses aren’t symmetrical but soundness for the work we request of them depends on us trying to develop the horse as equally as possible.

Stay humble. Stay kind. Be realistic. Appreciate this amazing opportunity.

I had an incredible opportunity to teach a three day camp in Michigan a few weeks ago. Rach Riding Academy organized a very educational three day event for the campers. Here is part one of my teaching takeaways.

Be committed. Don’t hesitate. Make a move and commit to it.

If the pain is not addressed the horse will continue to be “snappy” and have poor communication much like a human with an incessant headache

Horses that are tense are suffering. It is our job to change what we are asking to relieve the tension.

Your hands are a team. They should work to stabilize the base of the neck and massage the reins.

These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice. They have developed to using no reins!

These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice.

Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice. They have developed to using no reins!

These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice.

These exercises are beneficial for all rider levels. Anyone can do it! Time, patience, practice.