Engagement and Satisfaction

I know that our second technique may be something very NEW to you today. Please don’t worry, give yourself time to read it few times and digest it. You will need that time to start understand how to implement it to your everyday trainings. This is not that hard in practice. To encourage you to

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Engagement and Satisfaction

I know that our second technique may be something very NEW to you today. Please don’t worry, give yourself time to read it few times and digest it. You will need that time to start understand how to implement it to your everyday trainings. This is not that hard in practice. To encourage you to

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Calming Technique

I would love to introduce you to the Calming technique, before our Clinic / Live Workshop starts. I want you to have time to really digest and understand our approach before you will try it with your horses. I want you to feel comfortable and not to hurry yourself. I’d love you to have time

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Calming Technique

I would love to introduce you to the Calming technique, before our Clinic / Live Workshop starts. I want you to have time to really digest and understand our approach before you will try it with your horses. I want you to feel comfortable and not to hurry yourself. I’d love you to have time

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Teaching Techniques in Practice

During last hundred years we had many scientific discoveries on how people and animals learn new things. This is very broad subject and very well covered in the literature and here I will give you only short summary with practical information on how this works with horses. Horses can learn in four different situations: R-

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Horses’ Calming Signals in Practice

Calming signals is a term introduced by Norwegian dog trainer Turid Rugaas (2005) to describe the behaviors that dogs show when trying to calm a situation. For animals living in groups, ways of communication, that can discharge the potentially tense situation, are extremely important. Calming signals are signals that all herd animals use in order to communicate with each

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Emotions in Horse Training in Practice

Some years ago behaviourists used to think that animals are passive. But animals are active, they have their own goals and aspirations. We have to be aware of this fact. I wrote before that during clicker training we reinforce not only behaviours but also decisions our horse makes. In this PreWorkshop material I will show

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Your horse’s well-being and medical procedures

Great bond, like true partnership, is based on promises and trust. When you welcome your young horse into your life, you promise him to prepare him for the things he may experience. Your horse will relay on you during all new situations. To provide him support, you need to learn how to be calm and

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Great Bond

To have a great bond with a horse is one of the most beautiful things one can experience in Life. True bond is based on calmness. Being calm together creates a chance in which we can learn who we really are. There may be many horses and many people in your life now, but you

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Finding and Extending Natural Balance

When you can be with your horse in a calm way, you can start to show your horse how he can move. Many people think that horse naturally know how to move. This is true, but only to some extent. All four-legged animals have a great awareness of their front legs and how they move

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