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Join us in this discussion as we break down the elements of riding well and not just creating an aesthetically pleasing picture. We discuss all types of topics like breaking through training blocks, how to use your body when your horse bolts or bucks and how to be less of a burden on your horses back in general.

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If your riding at the moment feels like pushing shit up hill in a leaky wheelbarrow chances are you are getting frustrated, pushing yourself harder, possibly close to burn out, wondering if you are every going to be good enough.

Join us as we talk to Jane about working with different practitioners and modalities to support and correct problem behaviours and optimise athletic potential. Jane's particular love is essential oils for emotional support that help us do our emotional self regulation, resilience and agility work. I share with you how Jane has helped us with a feisty little mare that is really good at biting, girthy and does occassionally take the bolt and buck for fun. 

You can find Jane at Evoke Aromatics.

We talk a lot at Equestrian Movement as showing up as a leader worth following for our horses. In this podcast I go into detail of 5 things we accidentally do or unconsciously do with our horses that results in them losing faith in our leadership skills and how we can prove our worth and our value to them as someone they can trust to follow.

In this episode I talk about what the purpose of riding the horse "on the bit" is, (spoiler alert its not just to win pretty ribbons) and why I'm not a fan of side reins, chambons and other artificial aids to create it.

- I thought all I had to do is tuck my horses nose in and now I'm realising why I'm stuck in my training

- I don't know how to work with soft hands my horse trusts, seeks and looks to for guidance.

Do you keep hearing the term half halt and feel like that is beyond anything you can begin to understand? That half halts are the realm of wizardy and the secrets are kept safe by the masters of classical dressage? 

In this training I'm going to talk about:   

- why the half halt is so complex and confusing

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"My training is for the horse, not for me. By giving them that input into their training you can take it in the direction they need and shape them into the most confident, strong and athletic version of themselves."

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Join us in todays episode as we talk about a question that came up in our facebook group The Stronger Bond Community. One of our members recently posted a video of her horse showing some problematic behaviours that were becoming a bit scary!! In this podcast we are going to break down how we trouble shoot issues with our horses so hopefully you have more tools up your sleeve then punishment and just pushing them through it. 

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