[How To] Freestyle Riding Part Five
Coming soon
[How To] Freestyle Riding Part Four: Confidence building
|
[How To] Freestyle Riding Part Three: 1st time in the Arena + Confidence building
Our first ride in the arena! I told myself 'Only walking and trotting today, we'll save the canter for next time'. But, when the opportunity presents itself, why not go for it?
|
|
|
|
Can horses fool us? |
[How To] Freestyle Riding Part Two: Hów exactly do you start? |
|
|
18 April 2019Last week I was asked to work with a big gelding, who'd showed some 'dominant' behavior on one of the Volunteer Days at the rescue. But as it turns out, he is not a dominant horse.
|
Do you know that feeling, when you see something so incredibly awesome, beautiful and inspiring, but somehow out of reach?
What if your curiosity could lead you to your passion? When I pursued my curiosity, my passion flowed and unfold naturally and lead me towards the feeling of Freedom. For me, and for the Horse. |
Natural Horsemanship & Integrated Energy Therapy
By Energizing and Integrating the horse's cellular memories, we are able to imprint and restore the right energy that allows the horse to remain strong and true.
To me, an essential part of working with horses. [How To] Freestyle Riding #1 Introduction
There are a lot of different methods out there to teach you and your horse to ride without a bridle, I've seen a lot of ways that I really like, but I still prefer to follow the horse instead of following a program.
This is me, starting this journey with JP. |
Why you should smile, while working with your horse
Smiling actually tricks your brain into feeling happy, which leads to a release of dopamine and seratonin, both easily picked up by a horse.
“Dopamine increases our feelings of happiness. Serotonin release is associated with reduced stress.” |
A balanced horse in three steps: a simple guide |
The Primal relationship between Horse and Human |
COMING SOONNo matter where you’re coming from, even if your horse is ‘difficult’, or you’re inexperienced yourself; following, completing and repeating these steps will provide you with what you need to guide your horse towards becoming balanced.
|
Horses and humans have a natural-established prey/predator relationship. Understanding this deep rooted relationship will give you an insight into how important body language and energy actually is. |
