In learning and communicating with the horse, one must be very clear in one's own body language. This has something to do with the feeling of mastery, self-esteem and social competence. Horse-assisted therapy usually takes place mostly on the ground, but in several cases riding is also part of the program.The movement of the horse as a person is riding at a simple walk gives them balance, coordination and self-confidence.
Is your horse at times unfocused, lazy or anxious and you feel the need to use force to get your horse "in place" - while what you really want is a partnership where your horse follows at liberty and can be ridden with light signals? Is your horse at times difficult to stop or hard in the mouth? But buying sharper bits and keeping a firm grip on the reins has not worked as planned? A few exercises done in a mindful way, will solve these problems - while building a magic bond with your equine partner, even making it possible to train and ride at liberty, without depending on treats. During this never offered before FREE workshop you will learn how so that you can ride and train horses with feel and confidence, without being an expert rider. You will get the exact method that has enabled…
