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Horse Training Without Pressure
If you’re not doing this with your horse training, chances are you’re not reaching your full potential. I’m going to share with you what I do in my horse training, that […]
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Why A Horse Has Trouble Bending Right
Why does a horse have trouble bending right? This is such a common question. And here’s how you may know that you have a bending problem. Let me know if […]
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Why Is My Horse So Heavy
Turn the heavy horse into a beautiful, flowing, light horse… Have you ever found yourself saying, “my horse is heavy”? In this article, I’m going to share with you some of my […]
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How To Overcome Fear With Your Horse?
Have you ever felt like you want to finally get great rides with your horse, but it’s gonna be too risky, because your horse is just too spooky? Have you ever […]
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Why Won’t My Horse Go Forward?
Why my horse won’t go forward? Can you imagine just for a second, just have a visualization of you riding a perfect ride with your horse. So you’re riding you have […]
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How To Clearly Communicate With Your Horse
Do you know how to draw on your very unique experiences, to create the most effective and transformative pieces, so you can communicate with your horse? […]
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How To Choose An Online Horse Course
Have you ever taken an online horse course and you felt like you’re further behind than when you started the course? Have you taken an online course and registered for it, […]
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How To Be With Your Horse, Even On A Bad Day
How to be with your horse even though you’re having a bad day … or how do we actually be present with our horses when we’ve had a bad day? Or […]
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Why Am I Stuck With My Horse?
How to get unstuck with your horse. We know what it’s like to be stuck, don’t we? But how do we get unstuck with our horse? There is a crucial […]
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Be A Confident Rider
Sometimes we meet riders who don’t think they need the mindset piece. “I don’t have any trauma,” they say. “Just give me the strategy.”But riding isn’t just about strategy, or exercises […]
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