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- With the Feldenkrais method we are always looking for ease, because that is what our nervous system strives for. Hard work isn’t necessarily better, neither for horse nor rider. Sometimes it’s just harder, says the Canadian Guild certified Feldenkrais practitioner Dave Thind who holds a German Trainer A licence and is a Grand Prix level competition rider in dressage and jumping.

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- We all have a burning need to communicate with our horses, but we need to realise that they are talking to us all the time. It is just that we are not being in a place to receive it, says Stormy May, the director of the acclaimed documentary “The Path of the Horse”.

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- Horses cannot respect us because they do not have that process in their brain, says horse advokat, clinician and author Anna Blake. - We have all been taught some version of ask, tell, make and if horses don't hear us, we talk louder. How about turning the volume down and listen for a change?

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Your gaze is harder than you are aware of - and your horse will have a far better life if you fix it. Here is how.

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There are numerous podcasts about horses. This one aims to tell a different story: A story that grows out of the Norse tradition.

Clan of the Horses premieres on Monday September 28th.