Many people get triggered by distractions and mentally go far away from where they are with their horse as they get lost in their "stories" of what ifs, history of previous experiences, or anticipation of what might potentially happen.
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July Alternative Horsemanship™ Livestream Schedule
Join Alternative Horsemanship™ the Remote Horse Coach for the two-part July Livestreams discussing defensive horse behavior toward rider aids.
Signs of Defensive Horse Behavior
Tuesday, July 8th, 6pm pdt
Addressing Defensive Horse Behavior
Tuesday, July 15th, 6pm pdt
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20 Horse Health questions
20 Horse Health Tips, Questions & Assessment
Below are some basic questions to ask in regards to your horse’s health.
June Livestream Replays
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The June Livestream Replays Groundwork and Riding Q & A are now available. Click HERE to watch.
Horse Skills: Reviewing The Release
As with everything much is left to interpretation when it comes to terminology in association with horses. I try to be clear and precise in the words that I'm offering, but there still can be a gray area in the human student's understanding.
Horses and The Learning Journey
One Step at a Time
It is very easy to be overwhelmed by everything that "isn't" or is challenging, frustrating, and exhausting with the horse.
Interfering Human Behaviors
As folks are learning with their horse or experimenting with a new way of communicating and interacting, they can unintentionally develop intensity in their facial expression, posture, energy, and movement.
Horses, Humans and Pressure
When we work with a horse we primarily use two forms of pressure to communicate, physical (the lead rope attached to the halter, the rein, the leg, the seat, etc.) or spatial (not touching the horse but able to influence his brain and movement.) Vocal commands are a third, less common form of pressure.
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