I am truly loving the biomechanics webinar I have been allowed to attend. It is taught by Jillian Kreinbring. I can’t stress how important it is to understand your horse from the inside out. So much of what we do affects their entire body. We can either help strengthen it through our work or weaken it to the point of causing irreversible damage. Nothing we ask our horses to do is natural. So it’s up to us to teach them how to support us. It requires a lot of time, a lot of pa

I had a fabulous time teaching at Jim-a-Dee Ranch for LRRETA! The weather was beautiful and the riders were so encouraging of one another. A true pleasure to be around! Thank you, Margaret, for organizing. Thank you, Jennifer, for the use of the beautiful facility and yummy lunch. Thank you Dawn for the lodging. Thank you to my husband and kids who take care of things so I can chase my passion. Without their help I could not afford to leave my house. So, when you see them, th

I’m very thankful to be taking this course from Jillian Kreinbring. She is an amazing teacher that helps with my visualization of the horse’s movement from the inside out. My goal is to always expand my knowledge and become a better advocate of the horse and a better educator for my students.

Biomechanics in relation to behavior

My philosophy on bits and how they affect behavior

Teddy spent time last night working on a few muscle groups that had really been bothering me.

Today was slow. Day three in a row of running. Solo run. I started an hour later and the humidity went up as the sun got higher.

Make sure to know and understand the rules. Be aware of your geometry. Irregular geometry indicates an issue with biomechanics, strength, s

My training work has morphed into a lot of biomechanics. With that comes the enlightenment that a lot of horses don’t carry a rider

Lightness doesn’t come from the face and the hand. It comes from the hind legs and is developed with the seat and leg.