Hanging of the Hands: Long Reins. Practice with a Horse.

“Don’t be ever afraid of the weight of your hands. Fear restrictions caused by your tensed muscles.”   HANGING HANDS ON LONG REINS, before we start: If your horse has any problems with acceptance of the bit, spookiness or nervousness (or if you simply want to give him the very best possible start into the Residual

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Hanging of the Hands: Long Reins. Theory & Practice with a Human Partner.

“Weight is not a problem. Restriction is a problem.” The reason behind this stage of the RTRT training is to teach you how to remove all the restrictions ( = muscle tensions) from the connection between your horse’s mouth and your hands. You have already experienced how to hang your hands on the flexed reins,

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The Right Equipment

“You don’t need much. In fact, to be successful in RTRT you need to only learn Conscious Relaxation of your forearms.”   EQUIPMENT To be able to do RTRT Technique with your horse on the Long Reins you will need the following equipment: LUNGING GIRTH: a special lunging belt with metal rings. For the purpose

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THE TECHNIQUE

THE TECHNIQUE “A few basic principles and a thousand details”   The Working Technique of Residual Tensions Release Therapy is based on four consecutive steps:  HANG THE HANDS FEEL THE “MATERIAL” OF THE TONGUE RELEASE YOUR FOREARMS ALLOW THE PUSH In the initial phase of the training the RTRT Technique results in lengthening of the

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10 GOLDEN RULES OF VISITING A TRAINER

10 GOLDEN RULES OF VISITING A TRAINER as a Student and / or Working-Student How to take maximum of any Possible Learning Experience? Traveling is FUN. Learning is FUN. Traveling

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MAKING OF THE CHAMPION, part 1

MAKING OF THE CHAMPION Optimal Performance Program Series, part 1.   Many people focus on growing their horse’s skills and abilities in order to, hopefully, have a real champion at

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Paw-prints across my heart. Grieving over animals.

I wish I could tell you that I am getting better. Or that all is good now. But it’s not true. It’s the same pain, and the same emptiness, only

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PURE MEANING of LIFE

Everyone wants to have a meaningful life. Everyone wants to have a meaningful relationship with his horse. But when do we want to create this meaning? Sometimes people are living

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What have I learned during OPP Clinic in the Netherlands?

After the most recent Optimal Performance Program Clinic in The Netherlands, my husband Pawel told me that at one point during the Clinic he had thought about telling me not

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