As much as the clichés are laughed at, there is usually an inkling of truth that they are based on.
The horse's behavior and responses often reflect whatever the human's current mental, emotional, and physical state is.
Learn horse behavior, communication, and improve horsemanship skills in weekly articles from Alternative Horsemanship™ with Samantha Harvey the Remote Horse Coach. Sharing her horse training philosophy developed over three decades. She coaches riders of all experience levels in clinics worldwide and offers distance horse coaching, instruction, and consults. Her horse video learning catalog has webinars, courses, classes and more. Subscribe on all social media platforms #alternativehorsemanship
Will the horse's training last?
Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series
Will the horses training last?
In this horse learning video, Alternative Horsemanship the Remote Horse Coach shares insight into consideration to help your horse maintain what he's learned with the trainer. Discussing overlooked aspects during the horse's training along with the horse trainer's communication and teaching the owner.
Click the link watch on the Alternative Horsemanship YouTube Channel.
New videos are posted every Friday.
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Pressure & Release - Building the Horse's Trust
Horse help: Pressure and Release Part 2
Pressure & Release Part 2
The reality is that many riders feel like they are begging for the horse to acknowledge them. Other folks’ approach is to “make” the horse do something through physical dominance; this fuels the horse’s defensiveness. Then there are riders who learn to work “around” the horse, limiting what they ask of them to avoid potential resistance or conflict.
Horse Help : Pressure and release… Part 1
Pressure and release…
The missing language of a quality partnership Part 1
A majority of unwanted horse behavior stems from the animal responding with defensiveness towards any form of pressure. Spatial and physical are the most common types of pressure people use to communicate with horses. If there is a physical resistance and mental distrust towards pressure, this can lead to a wary partnership between horse and human.
The missing language of a quality partnership Part 1
A majority of unwanted horse behavior stems from the animal responding with defensiveness towards any form of pressure. Spatial and physical are the most common types of pressure people use to communicate with horses. If there is a physical resistance and mental distrust towards pressure, this can lead to a wary partnership between horse and human.
Alternative Horsemanship the Remote Horse Coach - distance horse coaching & instruction
I've recently received a lots of inquiries from equine enthusiasts interested in learning, refining, and building their horse-related skill sets, but who are unable to attend in-person horse lessons or clinics.
10 years ago I branched out in the services I offered to include The Remote Horse Coach as a way to create distance horse learning opportunities for both past, current, and new students.
Services include -
*Individual instruction either via telephone or video
*Remote Horse Coach video teaching catalog
*Short and long-term mentorship programs
*Webinars
*Free weekly coaching Facebook group Alternative Horsemanship with Samantha Harvey
If you haven't visited or it has been a while since you last checked out the site- you can learn more about distance coaching at https://remotehorsecoach.com
Is the Horse Mentally Present?
Dear: Sam Horse Help Horsemanship Series
Is the horse mentally present?
The Remote Horse Coach discusses tips into recognizing horse behavior during the interaction reflecting the horse's mental presence, thinking, learning and ability to retain.
Click the link to watch on the Alternative Horsemanship YouTube Channel.
#alternativehorsemanship #RemoteHorseCoach #dearsamhorseseries #horsetraining #horse #horses #horselearning #horsecare #horsehelp #horseproblems #horsebehavior
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