With the Third Module’s Exercises I wish to introduce you and your horses to the concept of the Autonomy in Balance, Attitude, Straightness and Energy. Autonomy means that your horse will do whatever he likes and we will communicate with him what we wish him to do. First thing to remember here is that there is no Autonomy
In this module, you will learn how to engage yourself in doing something and how to engage your horse in doing this things with you. It is crucial for you now to really understand the exercises from the previous Modules. First of all, always remember that we do not teach the horse to do something, we teach you. When
In the first module, you could expand your body awareness to open yourself up for even deeper communication with your horse. During the past week you have experienced that every time you became more Calm, present, smiling and light in your head and in your body, your horse changed immediately and was interested in helping you even more. These experiences are
Everything that is outside you is provided by the Nature, and is responding to the inside of you. To provide any change in your life, especially with horses, you need to change yourself. If you don’t change, nothing will change. And everything will stay the same. In this Module we are introducing you to the
15th January 2016 I will publish our FIRST MODULE’s exercises and we will do some things together with your horse, but before we do this please find a moment to read my guidance. I decided to leave all the materials that I prepared for you in a form that is not proofread. Before I write anything for
When I introduce clicker to horses I do it in THREE EASY STEPS 1st STEP: Click & Treat To introduce the clicker to your horse you need to explain to him what the sound of the clicker means. Introducing the clicker is very easy: Have on you clicker and some small treats in your treat
There is no Autonomy without true Calmness and Safety. The true Autonomy always requires boundaries that keep all situations safe for you and your horse. Â What is true Autonomy? How to give your horse true Autonomy? Autonomy can be described as a WANT to do something. So we simply agree that our horse has a
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
We all know that horses are showing our tensions. They show us our tensions to help us to release them and to move on and grow. We also see that many times people want to explain what horse is doing in other ways. When a horse is nipping a treat bag, someone can say that
To be Calm, you have to BE. When you come to your horse, and you have any assumptions about what you will do, and what you will never do, you cannot BE. You create the false perception of you in your imagination, and you want to control the Reality to make this imagination real. It
