A Positive Approach to Horse-Human Relationships
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Classical Foundations, Wild Movement and Deep Attention
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I’ve been getting some questions and comments about not wearing a helmet. I’ll explain some reasons why I don’t always sport a lid. And my comments may be triggering. The topic brings up strong feelings for some people. Please try to hear me out with minimal reaction.
Earlier this week, someone on Insta asked me to elaborate on what I meant by a “track system”. I reference our track a lot in my IG stories, wrongfully assuming that it’s a well-known concept. So, I really appreciate being asked to slow down and explain what constitutes a track. I’ll do one better—I’ll show you.
The following is what unfolded when I took Fauna-the-fretful on a property walk at liberty and overcame her trailering fear when we didn’t even mean to.
There are a lot of buzz words in the horse world these days. Now, I should preface this entry by saying that I love language. I study it. I teach it. But my head still spins trying to keep track of the fractured terminology defining modern equestrian and equine practices. So what’s a good word nerd to do to ensure their own language doesn’t become unsubstantiated marketing sorcery? Start by defining her terms.
Looking for Training or Relationship-Building Activities for you and your horse this winter? Things you can do in small spaces? Or with little time on your hands? This entry will get you thinking about the intersection between you and your horse's body and give you little exercises to practice almost anywhere with your horse.