Here's YOUR opportunity!!!!
I just had two participant spots that opened up in the Alternative Horsemanship with Samantha Harvey Full Immersions Clinic at The Equestrian Center, LLC , LLC in Sandpoint, ID for the July 19-21 session.
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These are not "just another horse clinics"- they address so many details and nuances that get skimmed over or missed when folks attend massive participant clinics and don't have the opportunity for personalized instruction.
This is a chance to truly assess yourself, your behaviors, any fears or insecurities. This is a place for you to learn to interpret your horse's thoughts and behaviors and learn life changing tools to create and offer effective communication that diminishes the "drama" in the partnership.
A variety of topics, from anatomical lectures, to demos, to tack fit and usage, to group discussions create a full immersion experience.
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Limited on-site hook ups, camping available, nearby BnBs... 15 minutes north America's voted "best" small town!
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September Full Immersion Clinic Promo
Ok, so here is my “self-promotion” (which I loathe to do) to
inspire you to sign up or tell all your friends about the upcoming last Full
Immersion Clinic of the summer season, being offered here in gorgeous
Sandpoint, ID (voted America’s #3 most beautiful town BTW) at The Equestrian
Center, LLC!
My Full Immersion clinics typically cater to all level
horses and riders, and don’t have a predetermined lesson plan, but often participants
quickly recognize similarities, even between young horses being started and
older “been there, done that” equine partners.
I cater to ALL disciplines; often a review of the basics (which is not a
NEGATIVE thing even to those who have ridden for years) to help clarify and improve
our understanding of the how, what and why’s of our communication, body
language, interpretation of the horse’s behavior, etc.
This next FIC I’m going to also prioritize three main focus points.
The first is helping folks recognize, put value to and
understand their horse’s behavior. All
too often people accept a horse’s behavior because, “he always does that,”
without ever investigating what might be causing the behavior, if it is
appropriate and if there needs to be a change in what is acceptable and those
behaviors that aren’t. (Rushing out the gate, “leading” the person on the lead
rope, taking extra steps as someone is half way mounted, tearing away as the
halter is being undone, difficult to catch, fidgeting while grooming and
tacking, anticipative during the ride, rushing in his gaits, heavy on the bit,
etc.)
The second is learning how to raise the human’s awareness. This helps people learn to recognize the
beginning of “a problem” rather than like most folks who wait until after the
horse has become very dramatic and dangerous before they start paying attention
to their horse. Also learning how, when
and what you are conveying with your own body language and energy will
influence the quality of your communication.
In the long run this will allow you to do “less” and get “more” from
your horse.
The third major topic of focus will be learning how to “feel.” I forget because I work with horses day in
and day out, how dull, heavy and physically resistant most people are when they are interacting with their horse. This topic will help re-sensitize the human
participants so that they can become faster at “hearing” the horse, refining
what and how they “send” information through use of their hands, seat, legs,
etc. to achieve clearer and faster, “black and white” communication.
Plenty of other topics will be discussed and as always, the
group of participants will “direct” the clinic, but after this summer season of
seeing SO MANY cases of lost riders and horses, I want to re-emphasize offering
a portion of equine related education that I find most folks are missing no
matter how experienced they may be.
Whether someone is a total novice or has ridden for 20 years, often
there are missing “chapters” in their equine education, and I’d like to help
fill in the blanks.
I don’t want to sound egotistical, but often as past
participants have stated, “these clinics can be life changing,” and are a great
opportunity for a lot of people who never have been offered a safe, supportive,
positive environment to literally slow down and learn more about themselves and
their equine partner in. Just a few days
really can change everything you thought you knew… and your horse will thank
you for it in the long run!
Often it is not what the participants and auditors “came to
fix” but more what they didn’t realize they were missing in their horsemanship
and equine partnership that they learn most about at these clinics.
Remember, the clinic is limited to eight participants, but
there is no limit to the number of auditors.
If you have a self-contained unit you are more than welcome to camp at
TEC’s “million dollar views” at no additional charge.
The clinic will be offered Friday September 20th,
through Sunday September 22nd.
Each day will begin at 8am and then we will have an hour break for lunch
around noon, and then will continue until about 5pm. All level and discipline horse and riders are
welcome. These are mentally stimulating,
not physically exhausting clinics. Lots
of questions, interaction, instruction and laughter! Please visit the following link for
registration and details: http://www.learnhorses.com/Clinics/camp.htm
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