3 steps to a balanced and symmetrical seat
Are you crooked? Here’s how to find a balanced and symmetrical seat in the saddle so you can ride with more success and comfort. Only…
Category: Horse Training
Cue your horse with your thoughts
Do you know those moments when you think of a cue and your horse does it? Here’s how to make those moments repeatable and communicate…
Regaining confidence around horses
Have you lost your confidence when it comes to working with horses? These expert Horse Training tips will help you get it back! ‘I have…
How to keep your horse’s focus when Horse Training
Offering this brief acupressure session will help your horse focus and enjoy his Horse Training sessions with you. Horses are hardwired to be constantly vigilant.…
Tips for when your horse comes home from the trainer
Sending your horse to a trainer is a great way to break him safely and effectively, or teach him some advanced skills. Here’s what to…
Teaching your horse to side pass
There are many benefits to teaching your horse how to side pass effectively. This guide will help you master the move! Whenever my husband happens…
Achieve success in the show ring with Animal Communication
Animal Communication helped address the cause of this horse’s anxiety and helped him and his rider thrive. Stress at an event is pretty common –…
Understanding decreased energy and performance in hot weather
Gradually acclimate your horse to increases in work duration and intensity in the summer months. A common concern this time of year among performance horse…
How rider weight affects your horse
Rider weight is less important than skill when it comes to protecting your horse’s spine. If we were sensible, we would be riding cows, not…
How to find a safe and connected position in the saddle
This simple exercise can assist you in connecting and communicating with your horse through your seat instead of the reins. Have you ever wanted to…
Easing back into show training after time off (due to COVID-19)
Are you and your horse feeling a little rusty after taking some time off? These steps will help you ease back into a successful show…
Invitation and reward: a kinder way to train your horse
Take a look at why an “invitation and reward” approach to training is kinder – and more effective – than one that involves pressure and…
