Our horses chill factor doesn't come from moving their feet, submission based training, 20m circles or laterals. It comes from them feeling safe and securely attached within their environment, their herd, themselves and with us!!
Need the process laid out for you? Check out our membership: <a href="https://www.equestrianmovement.com/trainability">https://www.equestrianmovement.com/trainability</a>

Our horses chill factor doesn't come from moving their feet, submission based training, 20m circles or laterals. It comes from them feeling safe and securely attached within their environment, their herd, themselves and with us!! Need the process laid out for you? Check out our membership: https://www.equestrianmovement.com/trainability

Our horses chill factor doesn't come from moving their feet, submission based training, 20m circles or laterals. It comes from them feeling safe and securely attached within their environment, their herd, themselves and with us!!
Need the process laid out for you? Check out our membership: <a href="https://www.equestrianmovement.com/trainability" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.equestrianmovement.com/trainability</a>

FDNH 19: Help!!! My horse has no chill!!!

#FDNHPodcast is an in depth discussion with equestrian trainers and professionals dedicated to making horse training happen for the horse not to the horse. We discuss how to reduce harm in our horses training environment and how to support our horses mental, emotional and physical well being so that we have horses that enjoy learning and ask to be ridden. 
Each episode we discuss the different influences equestrians can have and how we can improve our horses overall athleticism, soundness of mind and body and emotional fortitude whilst strengthening and deepening our relationship.

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#FDNHPodcast is an in depth discussion with equestrian trainers and professionals dedicated to making horse training happen for the horse not to the horse. We discuss how to reduce harm in our horses training environment and how to support our horses mental, emotional and physical well being so that we have horses that enjoy learning and ask to be ridden. Each episode we discuss the different influences equestrians can have and how we can improve our horses overall athleticism, soundness of mind and body and emotional fortitude whilst strengthening and deepening our relationship.

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