Podcasts about Natural horsemanship

In episode 83 I shared the valuable TRUTHS I realized about horses and humans, when I threw caution, halters and the rest of my tack to the wind. For many more barrel racing resources, visit BarrelRacingTips.com. Please subscribe, rate & review to help support on-going content and resources - thanks for listening! Click here to support the show.

Natalia Hemminger Saucier is The Gospel Rider ✝️ She began riding regularly at the age of 7, and enjoys ranch riding, western dressage, gaited riding, showmanship, competitive drill team and liberty work - working free with horses! She holds a degree in Apologetics from Liberty University, and recently graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. Her passion for proper saddle fit along with natural horsemanship collided with her faith, and thus “From the Equine to the Divine” presented by The Gospel Rider Ministries was created. Natallia is a certified drill team judge and has competed competitively for almost 10 years and actively instructs both horse and rider. She is an 10-year alumni of her local 4H club in Citrus County, FL, where she is actively involved in community and was the Reserve Grand champion at Auburn‘s Block and Bridle Little I competition, where she successfully showed not only horses but also sheep and cattle. She also has actively competed on Auburn's IHSA Equestrian Team. Natalia is recently married and continues to pursue making an impact through both horsemanship and faith. Jump in the saddle and join us for another excellent episode on the Be A Dreamcatcher Podcast!

Dieses Interview kannst du in der englischen Originalfassung anhören. In dieser Folge spricht Pat Parelli über seinen außergewöhnlichen Weg in der Pferdewelt – von seinen Anfängen als Rodeo-Cowboy, über Reining mit Maultieren bis hin zur Entwicklung seines eigenen Ausbildungsprogramms im Natural Horsemanship. Parelli verfolgt das Ziel, Menschen zu besseren Pferdemenschen zu machen – mit einem tieferen Verständnis für das Verhalten und die Bedürfnisse des Pferdes. Seine Methoden haben über eine Million Anhänger in mehr als 70 Ländern gefunden, stoßen jedoch auch auf Kritik. Im Gespräch erklärt er, was hinter seinem Ansatz steckt, wie er sich im Laufe der Jahre entwickelt hat und worauf es im Umgang mit Pferden aus seiner Sicht wirklich ankommt. Eine spannende Folge über Haltung, Kommunikation und die Herausforderung, neue Wege im Pferdetraining zu gehen. Viel Spaß mit dieser inspirierenden Folge über einen besonderen US-amerikanischen Pferdemenschen.

In this episode of the Animal Training Academy podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Peggy Hogan, an esteemed positive reinforcement trainer known for her groundbreaking work with horses. Peggy's journey into animal training began at a young age, fueled by a deep love for horses and a natural curiosity about communication between humans and animals. Over the years, she explored various training methodologies before fully embracing clicker training—an approach that prioritizes choice, consent, and clear communication. Throughout this engaging conversation, Peggy shares her evolution from traditional training techniques to a force-free, consent-based approach that empowers horses to actively participate in their learning. She delves into the importance of shaping, capturing, luring, and targeting—techniques that allow horses to offer behaviors willingly, without pressure. We also explore her work with miniature horses, the development of start buttons and consent signals, and how positive reinforcement is transforming the equestrian world. What You'll Discover in This Episode:

Sign up for the Emotional Horsemanship Foundation Online Course here: https://www.emotionalhorsemanship.com/emotional-horsemanship-foundation-online-courseBook a session with Michelle Knapp here!https://www.emotionalhorsemanship.com/private-servicesIn this episode, Michelle Knapp (EH Associated Professional) and I discuss Natural Horsemanship, the anatomy of how it came to be, how to developed, and why we are moving on past it. Find Michelle's first episode herehttps://podcasts.apple.com/es/podcast/the-emotional-horsemanship-podcast-with-lockie-phillips/id1734206321?i=1000655972052For more information check out www.emotionalhorsemanship.com!

In episode 69 I shared the steps to take, including a specific exercise to correct impulsiveness and teach your horse to be responsible for their mental state. For many more barrel racing resources, visit BarrelRacingTips.com. Please subscribe, rate & review to help support on-going content and resources - thanks for listening! Click here to support the show.

In dieser Personenfolge interviewt Iona CANIS-Dozentin Britta Heering zum Thema „Hundetraining und Kommunikation“. Warum ist es nicht immer einfach, einen Hund zu erziehen, der leicht zu beeindrucken ist? Und wie sieht Britta die Parallelen zwischen der Arbeit mit Pferden und Hunden? Was hat sie darüber gelernt, die eigene Kommunikation auf das Tier abzustimmen? In dieser Folge geht es um die Bedeutung von Mensch/Hund-Passungen, Respekt im öffentlichen Raum und was Professionalität im Hundetraining ausmacht.

Can you imagine a world where horses and humans truly understand each other? That's the vision Pat Parelli has brought to life with Parelli Natural Horsemanship. Today, he shares his journey, his philosophy, and the exciting future of his program, including a brand new campus in South Carolina. Tune in to discover how this legendary horseman is shaping the future of equine connection - with a focus on Quarter Horses, of course! Hosts: Ashley Winch & Cat Gunther Guest: Pat Parelli - Website | Campus Information | Facebook | Instagram

Can you imagine a world where horses and humans truly understand each other? That's the vision Pat Parelli has brought to life with Parelli Natural Horsemanship. Today, he shares his journey, his philosophy, and the exciting future of his program, including a brand new campus in South Carolina. Tune in to discover how this legendary horseman is shaping the future of equine connection - with a focus on Quarter Horses, of course! Hosts: Ashley Winch & Cat Gunther Guest: Pat Parelli - Website | Campus Information | Facebook | Instagram

Chiara Poscente is a Mindful Horsemanship Coach, Horse and Rider Biomechanics Trainer, and BTMM Rider Pillars Apprentice Instructor. Zak Maytum is a Mindful Horsemanship Coach, Equine Behavior Specialist, and Innovative Traditional Western Saddle Maker. Together they have founded Un-Natural Horsemanship. Un-Natural Horsemanship is not a method, doctrine, or school. It is an Idea: Both horse and human can be equally valued and worthy parts of a balanced partnership. The highest goal is to find a good feeling for ourselves and for our horses. Beyond that, it can be fun to see how far we can carry it together. Un-Natural Horsemanship strives to honor the minds, hearts and bodies of both ourselves and our equine companions to the best of our ability and we wish to help ourselves and others find a way of existing with and without horses that negates the need for a set of orchestrated steps to achieve a pre-determined out-come. When the “how” we do everything leads us to a good feeling, the “what” we do just seems to show up. On this episode, we discuss how Un-Natural Horsemanship came to be, as well as biomechanics, behaviour, and mindful horsemanship. Connect with Chiara & Zak: Website: https://www.un-naturalhorsemanship.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unnaturalhorsemanship/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightequine

The Path to Authenticity [00:26:18] “And then the next eight hours we had to spend on that horse was going through the canyons, so hundreds of feet up. It was terrifying. And that's where I learned I have to trust the horse. I don't know what I'm doing, but the horse does, and I don't want to fall, and neither does this horse.” [00:29:30] “It's changing how we communicate. It's changing how we relate. It's changing everything. From the moments where we think the horse is stubborn or it doesn't like us because it's not working with us. Maybe that's true, maybe it's not. But if that's what we're perceiving…it's changing everything. So, when we start to question those patterns and where we have learned these things, everything seems different. Even though the horse didn't change, nothing really changed externally, everything changed internally.” [00:52:33] “As a kid, all of your growth happens through play. You're on the playground. There's no anxiety to it. There's no agenda. You're just playing for the sake of playing. But at some point, life, obligations kick in, the responsibilities, the expectations, and you leave the playground, and you enter a battleground or proving ground. And that was like, wow, yes. Let's get back to the playground where it doesn't matter whether the hoof comes up or not. I'm having fun with this nonetheless.” Connect with Tyler Thompson Website - https://www.tylerthompsonpsychotherapy.com/horse  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-thompsonAudio/video editing and show notes by Podcast Abundance. Find out how they can help you too by visiting www.podcastabundance.com/services Learn together, cheer each other on, and pursue financial wellness alongside others who value living life by design. Join for free at https://goodegginvestments.com/invest Now OPEN: 71-unit multifamily investment in Phoenix, AZ https://goodegginvestments.com/north Connect with GoodeggWebsite - https://goodegginvestments.com/YouTube - @GoodegginvestmentsInstagram - @goodegginvestments

If you are traversing your compassionate horsemanship path and you feel like your foundation is a bit shaky this episode is for you.  Together we will dive into: Why this might be surfacing for you Stories to inspire and expand you Steps I would invite you to explore to help you set your foundation Join the field here - https://www.felicitydavies.com.au/thefield Be inspired by some of my amazing clients who have traversed this path: 61. Balancing Positive & Negative Reinforcement, Setting Quiet Horses Up For Success, and Trusting Yourself With CEP Graduate, Cassie 121. Marina's Journey From Confused To Confident Equestrian 96. Jebranca's Journey With Positive Reinforcement Training & Tips On Using Food Rewards With Your Horse 112. Navigating Online Learning, Processing Grief & Welcoming Your Children Into Your Experience with Gail Thuner And to connect with me go to:  https://www.felicitydavies.com.au/offerings https://www.instagram.com/felicitydavies_/ https://www.facebook.com/felicitydavieshorsemanship Enjoy :)  Felicity x

Horseman Pat Parelli tourte durch Europa und auch ich habe ihn treffen dürfen. Endlich konnte ich ihn einmal persönlich fragen, was er unter „Savvy“ eigentlich versteht, das nach seiner Meinung eine Horsewoman unbedingt haben sollte. Google Translate übersetzt savvy mit klug. So einfach ist es dann auch nicht, oder Pat? „Savvy ist ein instinktiver Ansatz statt eines denkenden Ansatzes“, so seine Antwort, „eine Intuition, die wir Erwachsene leider mit der Zeit verlernen. Umso wichtiger ist es sich in einer Community mit Gleichgesinnten auszutauschen und sich gegenseitig zu motivieren. Pferde leben im Moment. Es gibt vier Momente in einer Sekunde. Da bleibt keine Zeit zum Denken. Wir müssen also im Gefühl haben, was zu tun ist. So denke ich nachts über den Tag nach, was ich noch besser oder anders machen kann oder auch was gut gelaufen ist. Tagsüber folge ich weitgehend den Instinkten, bewege meinen Körper, meine Hände beim Reiten intuitiv.“ Was Pat noch betont: Wenn man die Kommunikation mit seinem Pferd verbessern will,  muss man lernen, wie ein Pferd zu denken: „Menschen sind intelligent, Pferde sind clever. Soll heißen, Pferde entscheiden schnell und intuitiv, während der Erwachsene viel denkt und damit einfache Dinge verkompliziert. Pferde sind Fluchttiere. Sie möchten Sicherheit, Komfort, Spiel und Essen. Menschen sind Raubtiere, schätzen Anerkennung und materielle Dinge, das ist was ganz anderes. Wir müssen also wie sie denken, um sie zu motivieren und sie so zubelohnen, wie sie es schätzen“ – nicht mit einer hübschen Satteldecke. Wir sollten uns immer wieder der acht Prinzipien von Natural Horsemanship vor Augen halten: Nummer Eins, dass Reitkunst möglichst natürlich bleiben sollte. Warum sollte das Fluchttier Pferd wollen, dass ein Raubtier sie berührt? Zweitens: Mache keine Annahmen. Drittens müssen wir lernen, was echte Kommunikation ist. Viertens: Wir müssen Verantwortung übernehmen und dem Pferd seine Verantwortung beibringen. Fünftens: Wir müssen gerecht sein, wenn wir sie zur Rechenschaft ziehen und dann müssen wir sechstens ihre Körpersprache lesen. Siebtens, Pferde lehren Reiter und Reiter lehren Pferde. Nummer acht lautet: Prinzipien, Zweck und Zeit sind die Werkzeuge des Lehrens. Ich habe viele, viele Fehler gemacht. Ich mache immer noch Fehler, indem ich eines dieser Leitprinzipien nicht befolge.“ Um den Leitprinzipien gerecht werden zu können muss man den Charakter seines Pferdes lesen können. Auch dafür  - wie für alle Bausteine des Horsemanship – hat er mit seiner „horsonality“ ein System entwickelt. Natürlich ist auch das Parelli Natural Horsemanship -Programm systematisch aufgebaut: online, liberty, freestyle, finesse. Mit unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsgraden in jedem Programmteil, die man man mit seinem Pferd spielerisch und in der Zeit, die man dafür braucht. erlernt. Zwei Programme sind am Boden, zwei im Sattel, zwei mit Verbindung, zwei ohne Verbindung. Erst wenn man alle vier gut meistert, wird man laut Pat Parelli zur Horsewoman.Die aktuelle AUF TRAB-Podcastfolge ist ein Genuss für jede Pferdliebhaberin, in der Pat Parelli alle, die sich auf dem Weg zur Horsewoman machen oder dabei stecken geblieben sind motiviert, weiterzumachen. So viel darf ich spoilern: Pat Parelli heißt eigentlich Jack und Pat ist nur sein Zweitname, weil er am St. Patrick´s Day geboren ist. Viel Hörvergnügen wünschen Julia und die Welshies, die sich freuen würden, wenn ihr uns bzw. AUF TRAB auf der Podcastplattform Eurer Wahl, auf YouTube oder www.auftrab.eu folgt. Musik- und Soundrechte: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://auftrab.eu/index.php/musik-und-soundrechte/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#Horsmanship #savvy #pferde #principles #horsonality #horses #Pferde #Podcast

In episode 44 I shared the real reason why horses can seem unmotivated and how to use psychology to create more motivation, connection, desire and speed for barrel racing. For many more barrel racing resources, visit BarrelRacingTips.com. Please subscribe, rate & review to help support on-going content and resources - thanks for listening! Click here to support the show.

Sie hören eine Wiederholung vom 14. April 2024 mit der Gastgeberin Michèle Schönbächler aus Teufen, AR. Alpabfahrten, Kapellen, das Alpsteingebirge. Theres Tobler hält die appenzellischen Traditionen und Landschaften auf ihren Bildern fest -ihre Pinselstriche fangen die Farben der Berge, die Wärme der Bauernhäuser und die Sehnsucht nach der Heimat ein. Aufgewachsen ist Theres Tobler mit 6 Geschwister in Steinegg bei Appenzell. Erst als ihr Mann arbeitsbedingt mit ihr nach Kreuzlingen/TG zog, musste sie ihr Appenzell verlassen. Schon als Kind zeigte sich Theres Tobler talentiert im Zeichnen, in der Fremde widmete sie sich ganz der Malerei. Heute zieren ihre Bilder unzählige Wände, Schweizer Produkte. Ein Bild hat es bis ins Büro eines ehemaligen Deutschen Bundeskanzlers geschafft. Ihre Bilder sind nicht nur Kunst – sie sind ein Stück Appenzell. Auf dem Rechberg bei Wald, mit einem Rundumblick über Appenzell Ausserrhoden, ist Walter Gegenschatz mit einem älteren Bruder auf einem Bauernhof aufgewachsen. Seine Eltern betrieben eine Milchwirtschaft. Der junge Walter genoss die Arbeiten auf dem Hof, im Wald und auf dem Feld. Und so erlernte er nach der RS als Grenadier den Beruf als Landwirt. "Milena", hiess sein erstes Pferd, das er mit 11 Jahren bekam. Heute ist der 51jährige Walter Gegenschatz weit bekannt als Pferdeflüsterer. Als junger Mann wollte er sich 6 Wochen beim berühmten Pferdetrainer Pat Parelli in Colorado ausbilden lassen. Letztlich blieb er 4 Jahre in den USA und erlernte vom Begründer der Reitlehre die Arbeit mit dem Pferd. Als Instruktor für "Natural Horsemanship" gibt Walter Gegenschatz sein Wissen weiter und sagt: "Es war stets mein Traum, die Natur der Pferde zu verstehen, um mit ihnen eine Beziehung eingehen zu können. Mein Ziel ist es, der beste Horseman zu werden, der ich sein kann. Das bedeutet, dass ich nie aufhöre an mir selber zu arbeiten und ein Leben lang lerne."

Welcome to the Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the power of animal communication and horsemanship. Anna Twinney has been sought out by zoos, sanctuaries, rescues, and people from all walks of life, including celebrities and the medical and veterinarian communities alike. Whether it be through private sessions, live and online classes, or her Animal Communication Mentorship program, her message of giving a voice to the voiceless has been heard on almost every continent. Anna's practice and her classes are founded in her ability to and the importance of relating specific, verifiable, and extremely helpful information. She became known for the many hats she would wear and her ability to connect with all species as a trustworthy linguist, behaviorist, medical intuitive, healer, mediator, life and business coach, minister and medium. With more than 10,000 consultations and over 200 hours of educational materials, the Ultimate Animal Communication Mentorship Course was launched. Before she embarked down the path of Animal Communication, Anna was a Police Officer with the British Constabulary. The philosophy within the British justice system is that violence should not be met with violence and as such clear communication is key. Anna trained extensively as an expert in her field holding many positions from the support of victims to the understanding of the criminal mind. The art of reading people's movements, behavior patterns, and understanding their agendas, coupled with listening to their perspectives Anna created a unique, highly compassionate, direct and effective style of conversation and interview that allows her to share the animals' messages with their human companions. An ability to read "in between the lines", gave her a unique understanding and capability that carried over into her Animal Communication. In 1997 Anna followed the call of the horses and was eventually recognized as one of the top 5% in her field as a natural horse woman. She became the first head instructor and board member of the Monty Roberts International Learning Center, opening doors for thousands of national and international students to the world of natural horsemanship. Her love and connection to the animal kingdom inspired Anna to expand her work from Natural Horsemanship to animal communication with all species. Now, along with her work as an Animal Communicator, her company, Reach Out to Horses, leads the horse whispering movement into the next generation incorporating telepathy and energy work as integral parts of her methodology. Anna is a contributing author to two books and a variety of national and international magazines, publications, and websites including Equine Wellness, Holistic Horse and Natural Horse, Horse's Hoof and Horsemanship Journal and Western Horse UK, just to name a few. She has launched over a dozen educational programs including Animal Communication: The Journey Within and the original Reiki: Energy Healing for Horses. Her work can be seen on international TV, video streaming services, and on her own YouTube channel - youtube.com/ReachOutToHorses. Anna has been featured on U.S. and international television, radio and internet programs, including Chinese State TV, FEI TV, Martha Stewart's Living, the BBC fly on the wall documentary Living in the Sun and the French TV Program, Echappées Belles. Connect with Anna on socials here: https://www.facebook.com/AnnaTwinneyHolisticHorsemanship/ https://www.facebook.com/anna.twinney/ https://www.facebook.com/ACwAnnaTwinney/ https://www.youtube.com/user/ReachOutToHorses Grab Anna's freebie here: annatwinney.com =================================== If you enjoyed this episode, remember to hit the like button and subscribe. Then share this episode with your friends. Thanks for watching the Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast. This podcast is part of the Digital Trailblazer family of podcasts. To learn more about Digital Trailblazer and what we do to help entrepreneurs, go to DigitalTrailblazer.com. Are you a coach, consultant, expert, or online course creator? Then we'd love to invite you to our FREE Facebook Group where you can learn the best strategies to land more high-ticket clients and customers. Request to join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitablecoursecreators QUICK LINKS: APPLY TO BE FEATURED: https://app.digitaltrailblazer.com/podcast-guest-application GET MORE CLIENTS: https://app.digitaltrailblazer.com/client-acquisition-accelerator-pdf DIGITAL TRAILBLAZER: https://digitaltrailblazer.com/ JOIN OUR FREE FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitablecoursecreators

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Die Sendung "Persönlich" macht im Kanton Appenzell Ausserrhoden halt. Eine Umgebung, die geprägt ist durch charmante Dörfer, sanfte Hügel und traditionelle Bauernhäuser. Eine wunderbare Möglichkeit, das Leben zweier Einheimischer zu erzählen. Die Malerin und der Pferdeflüsterer. Alpabfahrten, Kapellen, das Alpsteingebirge. Theres Tobler hält die appenzellischen Traditionen und Landschaften auf ihren Bildern fest -ihre Pinselstriche fangen die Farben der Berge, die Wärme der Bauernhäuser und die Sehnsucht nach der Heimat ein. Aufgewachsen ist Theres Tobler mit 6 Geschwister in Steinegg bei Appenzell. Erst als ihr Mann arbeitsbedingt mit ihr nach Kreuzlingen/TG zog, musste sie ihr Appenzell verlassen. Schon als Kind zeigte sich Theres Tobler talentiert im Zeichnen, in der Fremde widmete sie sich ganz der Malerei. Heute zieren ihre Bilder unzählige Wände, Schweizer Produkte. Ein Bild hat es bis ins Büro eines ehemaligen Deutschen Bundeskanzlers geschafft. Ihre Bilder sind nicht nur Kunst – sie sind ein Stück Appenzell. Auf dem Rechberg bei Wald, mit einem Rundumblick über Appenzell Ausserrhoden, ist Walter Gegenschatz mit einem älteren Bruder auf einem Bauernhof aufgewachsen. Seine Eltern betrieben eine Milchwirtschaft. Der junge Walter genoss die Arbeiten auf dem Hof, im Wald und auf dem Feld. Und so erlernte er nach der RS als Grenadier den Beruf als Landwirt. "Milena", hiess sein erstes Pferd, das er mit 11 Jahren bekam. Heute ist der 51jährige Walter Gegenschatz weit bekannt als Pferdeflüsterer. Als junger Mann wollte er sich 6 Wochen beim berühmten Pferdetrainer Pat Parelli in Colorado ausbilden lassen. Letztlich blieb er 4 Jahre in den USA und erlernte vom Begründer der Reitlehre die Arbeit mit dem Pferd. Als Instruktor für "Natural Horsemanship" gibt Walter Gegenschatz sein Wissen weiter und sagt: "Es war stets mein Traum, die Natur der Pferde zu verstehen, um mit ihnen eine Beziehung eingehen zu können. Mein Ziel ist es, der beste Horseman zu werden, der ich sein kann. Das bedeutet, dass ich nie aufhöre an mir selber zu arbeiten und ein Leben lang lerne." Theres Tobler und Walter Gegenschatz sind zu Gast bei Michèle Schönbächler am Sonntag, 14. April im Zeughaus in Teufen/AR. Türöffnung ist um 9.00 Uhr. Sendebeginn um 10.00 Uhr.

Most training styles will NEVER completely FIX your horse and here's why.  For starters, they focus on controlling the horse instead of teaching the horse self-control. Traditional training teaches you how to control the horse through pain, force, excessive pressure, and mechanics. Don't agree, get rid of all your aids and develop the horse from start to finish with just a rope halter, lead and lunge whip.There's nothing natural about Natural Horsemanship, not when it teaches you how to control the horse through operant conditioning (pressure and release) and repetitive mechanics they call “connection”. Science-based training such as Positive Reinforcement (R+) is just as excessive in its level of control. The only difference is it uses food, a basic need of the horse, to control the horse's behavior. Take the food away and what's motivating the horse to participate?R+/R- Reinforcement is just another name for operant conditioning and uses positive and negative reinforcement. And, finally, we have the gentle horse training methods. These methods emphasize the horse's well-being yet, like the other's fail in teaching people how to interact and work with horses the way the horse needs and respects.After 20+ years of evidence-based research, with thousands of domestic and wild horses, Caroline Beste (founder of Tao of Horsemanship) developed a 100% PROVEN training style that does WORK FOR THE HORSE – all horses, any situation. It's called HOLISTIC HORSEMANSHIP.Join our FREE 7-Day Holistic Horsemanship Mastery Miniseries https://www.taoofhorsemanship.com/mmp-mini-series to learn why people are saying, "Tao is the way to all things possible with horses,” and the most holistic, empathetic, and effective path to training, re-training, and rehabilitating horses.To learn more about me, Caroline Beste, and the Tao of Horsemanship Academy, please visit: -Tao of Horsemanship Academy Website, https://www.taoofhorsemanship.com/ -Tao of Horsemanship Academy Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/TaoofHorsemanshipAcademy -Tao of Horsemanship Academy Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/taoofhorsemanshipacademy/  May you always be one with your horse,  Caroline

In this replay of episode SIXTEEN I shared some powerful lessons I learned from from Ray Hunt and Buck Brannaman, who were protoges of horsemanship legends Tom and Bill Dorrance. For even more resources, visit BarrelRacingTips.com. Please subscribe, rate & review to help support on-going content and resources - thanks for listening! Click here to support the show.

Welcome to season 7 everyone! I celebrated my 20th anniversary with my mare Diva earlier this month, and it fills me with gratitude to be continuously walking this journey of learning for the betterment of the horse, and to have all of you along for the ride.  In this episode, I sat down with Karen Rohlf of Dressage Naturally to hear her perspective on the sport and discipline of dressage, which has attracted much scrutiny in recent times for its harsh and controlling treatment of horses. Karen walked me through some of her guiding principles, such as her Happy Athlete training scale, as well as her philosophy of making training choices based on conversations with the horse versus what she thinks the horse must or should do. This attitude was also reflected in her approach to training for correct biomechanics: good biomechanics feel good for the horse! It was refreshing to imagine what's possible for this discipline if more people learn to value building a foundation of welfare, trust and communication over simply achieving something that makes the horse “look” good.  Learning from Karen is like having your own personal cheerleader. Her sense of responsibility to the horse, as well as her open, nonjudgmental, and fair-minded nature allows you to go beyond the rigid rules of specific disciplines and get to the heart of your mental, emotional, and physical partnership with your horse. Through her never-ending quest for personal self-improvement and her practice of authentic communication, she has become a powerful voice that helps guide riders to better partnership and results in harmony. Even after all the decades of being a professional trainer, instructor, and competitor at the Grand Prix level, she still wakes up everyday feeling like a little girl in love with horses… And you can too. Discover more of Karen's work at https://dressagenaturally.net   

Lucinda Baker started learning about horses at a very young age. Her father Jack was an avid rider and taught her kindness and a profound empathy with all animals. She learned classical hunter jumper and hunt seat at Flintridge Riding Academy starting at age 5. After raising a family she bought a horse and spent 10 years of "Natural Horsemanship" clinics. This led her to begin studying Neuroscience and Equine Ethology and the development of the Equine Mandala

¿Alguna vez os habéis preguntado cómo explicariáis a alguien algo tan natural como respirar? Es complicado, ¿verdad? Ese es el desafío que le propuse a nuestra invitada de hoy, Carme Cama, quien vive la doma natural como nosotros respiramos.Carme es educadora equina y alumna del famoso método de "Natural Horsemanship" de Pat Parrelli, desarrollado en los años 80. Desde que comencé a publicar el podcast, siempre quise entrevistarla. La conocí cuando trabajaba en casa de Beatriz Ferrer Salat, donde realiza sesiones una vez a la semana. Siempre he admirado su tacto y su trabajo con los caballos. Me ha ayudado en diversas situaciones delicadas, como enseñar a caballos novatos a subir al spa o establecer un espacio seguro entre nosotros y los caballos. En pocas palabras, he aprendido mucho gracias a ella.Carme no tiene un recorrido ecuestre tradicional, como nos cuenta en esta entrevista. Empezó con la doma natural y fue una de las primeras en formarse en el método Parrelli en España. Hoy en día, es una profesional reconocida y muy dedicada que vive con y por los caballos, ayudándolos a sentirse seguros en cada situación. Lo mejor, es verla trabajar y aprender junto a ella, pero, a través de esta entrevista, nos transmite la filosofía de la doma natural y la base de su método, que fue perfectionando a los largo de sus experiencias.Así que, como siempre, subid el volumen y poneos cómodos para escuchar esta nueva entrevista apasionante… *****Para contactar con Carme, mandále un correo a  camacarme@hotmail.com  Biblioteca :  "Understanding the ancient secret of the horses mind" - Robert.M Miller  ***** ¡ Hazte mecenas y accede a ventajas exclusivas ! : https://www.patreon.com/themodernriderSigue a The Modern Rider :https://www.instagram.com/the_modern_rider/https://www.facebook.com/The-Modern-Rider-Podcast-172209469997478 https://www.themodernrider.com/ Recibe la newsletter : https://themodernrider.systeme.io/newsletter

Gubben Med Hatten #14 - Emotionell Fitness i oss & i hästen! Hejsan svejsanJag hoppas att vårkullern har kommit till dig också. Här hos oss då kliar det i hela kroppen för att komma ut och leka med hästarna och påbörja säsongen. Vintern går alltid med planering, uppbyggnad och förberedelse inför allt osm vi har planerat.Tex. De nya distansutbildningar vi kommer lansera och några nya vi ska påbörja att producera. Annars så går tiden åt att planera och strukturera upp våra evenemanger i år. Vi har vår turne där vi i mars ska till norge och april och maj är olika ställen i Sverige. I Juni ska vi till Danmark och över sommaren och hösten kommer vi vara i Sverige på olika platser. Bland annat ska vi till Luleå i Juli. Självklart har vi det stora evenemang den 2-3 September med Linda Parelli. Va?? Är det sant?? Ja det är sant. Linda och jag har genom en länge tid pratat mycket om och funderat en del på hur vi skulle kunna göra ett samarbete och visa det absolut bästa inom Natural Horsemanship, hästpsyklogi och partnerskap mellan hästar och människor. Så vi har kommit fram till att göra en helgkurs tillsammans. Två hela dagar fullpackad med utbildning, problemlösning, hästpsykologi, samarbete och hur man skapar en glad häst och en glad människa. Alltså en glad relation mellan hästar och människor. OM du inte vet vem Linda Parelli är så kan jag berätta att Linda är en av de mest välkända och duktigaste kvinnorna i hela hästvärlden och har många års erfarenhet av att utbilda och föreläsa om just hur man skapar en lycklig relation tillsammans med hästar. Hon anses vara den ledande och främsta kvinnliga experten på hästpsykologi och utveckling baserad på hästpsykologi. Hon är en mästare på Mindful Riding och en otroligt talangfull dressyrryttare. Linda har coachat flera tusen hästmänniskor till att inte bara få en bättre relation med sin häst utan även hela vägen upp till att vinna OS i dressyr. Vårt evenemang är den 2-3e september i Hässleholm i Skåne och du kan boka din plats på vår hemsida: www.heartsandhorses.se Då hoppas jag verkligen att du och alla dina vänner kommer och tar del av ett helt unikt evenemang. När men tillbaka till det podden. Den här gången fortsätter vi serien om vår personliga fitness och idag ska det handla om emotionell fitness. Det blev ett riktigt bra avsnitt vi spelade in på väg hem från ett lastningsuppdrag. Vi kommer runt om vad emotionell fitness är, varför det är viktigt och riktigt goda verktyg till hur vi kan träna vår emotionella fitness. För ja mina vänner. Vi behöver träna på det.Vi kommer även in på hur emotionell fitness ser ut hos hästen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Horsemanship Breakthroughs Podcast Episode 45   Andy Booth has always been passionate about horses, their education, and abilities. He has dedicated his life to horses and has surrounded himself with the best mentors to support him in acquiring the knowledge and experience he has today. His mission is to change equestrian practices towards more ethical riding for improved performance, safety, and pleasure with our equine partners. In this episode we discuss: Andy's horsemanship journey The importance of understanding the scientific theory behind natural horsemanship The issue of the use of the word ‘respect' in horse training The differences & similarities of natural horsemanship & science Being open-minded with your approach to training horses Andy's balanced approach in using both positive and negative reinforcement The controversial topic of proving ethics and welfare in horse training & sports and the possibility of horse sports being banned Andy's experience working with Ray Hunt & Tom Dorrance & Buck Brannamann Letting the horse win in training Working with the Parellis and how working with mules and zorse's influenced his horsemanship Dealing with frustration when training horses All the usual fun Horsemanship Breakthroughs questions And much more!   Andy is an Aussie horseman living in France, and has a really confident energy, is a great story-teller, and speaks openly and authentically about his own mistakes and struggles, and even controversial horse topics. ________ Find out more about Andy here: Website: https://www.andybooth.fr/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVM0qxsmlFuIoPLRjMQ3VHg Facebok: https://www.facebook.com/andybooth.fr/     _____   EXTRA RESOURCES TO HELP YOU AND YOUR HORSE:   Discover a deeper connection & communication with your horse with this free mini-course at www.amaliadempsey.com/ccmc   Sign up for weekly Horsemanship Breakthrough emails, where each week I send you a little bite-sized horsemanship breakthrough that has helped me on my journey, in the hope that it will also help you with your horse. Just go to: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/breakthroughs   Get a list of all the books & resource recommendations mentioned in the podcast here: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/booklist   Improve your rider biomechanics through unmounted exercises with these 10 Free Rider Specific Exercises to improve your riding at: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/exercises    And if you're ready for a complete riding transformation through exercises join the 8 Week Rider Specific Exercise Program at: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/8-week-rider-specific-exercise-program   Say goodbye to stressful trailer loading with the $9 30-minute Trailer Loading Success Roadmap: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/offers/TCmLdE2o/checkout   Want your horse to be happy, calm, trusting, confident on the ground and riding? Join Horsemanship Fundamentals Academy, where I teach you how to achieve this and more with your horse: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/Horsemanship-Fundamentals-Academy   No matter where you are in the world I can help you and your horse through online coaching. Click here to book your session: https://www.amaliadempsey.com/onlinecoaching _______ ⁠⁠ And if you're loving this podcast, please screenshot this episode and upload to Instagram (make sure you tag me @amalia_horses so I can reshare!) Let me know your biggest breakthrough from listening!

Although Shannon Hall's early years were spent in an urban, broken home, fate reunited him with his cowboy father and drew him into ranch life. He made a name for himself training and competing on cutting horses at the highest level. NCHA Hall Of Fame Member, 1999 NCHA Open Futurity Champion. Hall has since built a large cow-calf operation, which he and his family own and operate in southern Oklahoma.

Kathy Baar is a USDF Gold Medalist, Author, Horse Development Specialist and Natural Horsemanship Instructor. She has been studying and teaching Natural Horsemanship for over 20 years, combining the happiness of the horse with the results needed for competition and Horse Development. Along with her husband, John, the two focus on developing horses into partners out of their farm Raising The Baar located just outside of Lexington, KY. Through different forms of cross training such as: ground driving, cow working, liberty, dressage, and even trail riding, Kathy excepts all levels and breeds to her farm. Everyone who participates can gain something from the Foundation to Performance training available.

The stars at night are big and bright deep in the heart of Texas! That's right, we are headed back to the Lonestar state where we are joined by Braxton and Raven of Dolce Holistic Horsemanship. Whether it's sharing their life's on social media, training horses using a natural method, or inviting everyone to their ranch for the pumpkin and ponies events, they are always having a good time! In this episode we learn about their training approach and why it is so effective. As well as their own history and how they got to where they are today. So tighten up your cinch and get your heels down in the stirrups, because this is a good one!

Natural Horsemanship Trainer Standing Young Horses at Power Equestrian (Listeners' Choice)    Contact Details for this Episode are available on    www.HorseChats.com/AmieePowerLC   Music - BenSound.com   Interviewed by Glenys Cox

Pat Parelli is a living legend who began with creating a natural horsemanship program in 1982 with a purpose to improve the relationship between humans and horses. Pat's program is famous for promoting the concept of love, language, and leadership and has been nothing short of effective ever since. In 1984, Pat began teaching clinics, and eventually coined the name Natural Horsemanship in 1991. Pat Parelli has been featured in over 1,000 magazine articles and has had the opportunity to present privately for the Queen of England, President Reagan, Tony Robbins, Gene Autry, and Tom Selleck. 

Will Siu MD, DPhil, completed medical school at UCLA and a Doctorate of Philosophy at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford. He continued with psychiatric training at the Massachusetts General Hospital & McLean Hospital, where he was on faculty at Harvard Medical School for six years. He has studied and practiced psychedelic-assisted therapies since 2013. His work as a public educator has reached a wide audience through speaking, writing, and social media outlets. Dr. Siu is a co-principal investigator on a pilot research study exploring MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for fibromyalgia. He maintains an office in Los Angeles for patient care, professional development, teaching psychiatrists & psychologists, and is an advisor to a number of companies in the psychedelics & wellness spaces.Instagram: @will.siu.mdWarwick has over 650 Online Training Videos that are designed to create a relaxed, connected, and skilled equine partner. Start your horse training journey today!https://videos.warwickschiller.com/Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WarwickschillerfanpageWatch hundreds of free Youtube Videos: https://www.youtube.com/warwickschillerFollow us on Instagram: @warwickschiller

I spoke with Jill Hendershot Roth on Feb 7, 2022. We had a wonderful conversation about the impact of our stress on those around us and also how integrating martial arts like Tai Chi and our thoughts can actually shift things in amazing ways. She also shared how intuition shows up in her life and helps her with her life and her work as she works with clients and horses helping them build their relationships.BioJill Hendershot Roth has been an avid student of the horse for over 25 years. Her greatest joy is drawing horses and their humans together through knowledge and reverence. She findsguiding each unique horse/human dyad toward their perfect “WE” (relationship) inspiring andriveting. Through her business, Bridles and Breath, she offers both in person lessons and online courses.Jill began her personal equine journey in Natural Horsemanship and finds herself being pulled, more and more, towards communicating through thought and energy. She has practiced the martial arts for over 20 years and was called to expand her mind-body connection through the study of Equestrian Tai Chi. Now, as a level 2 certified instructor, she is delighted to add this modality to her communication tool chest. She is also level 2 in Reiki, Level 1 in Connected Riding, and a 4 th Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. She has B.S. in Psychology and earned her Certificate in Equine Science, a three-year program, in 2018.Jill lives with her wonderful husband, dog, cat and 3 horses on their hobby farm in the PacificNorthwest, USA.For more information or to reach Jill, please visit www.bridlesandbreath.com

The Balance Point Equestrian crew discuss the challenges of rehabilitating horses after they have experienced extreme stress and trauma, comparing Natural Horsemanship methods to Positive Reinforcement training.   Compassion for people making the switch to R+ is also an important part of the equation.  (Dec. 2018)

What we covered:How she pioneered social media marketing with brands like LiveNation and TicketMasterStrategies for effectively dealing with COVID pandemic burnoutHow to properly deal with burnout as a leader while leading a group of burnt-out people as well.How to deal with suppression and be honest with what you really feelHow working with horses has helped her elevate her consciousness to the new levels.How her “rebel spirit” pushed through and helped her become successful. Tweetable Quotes:“If all leaders are kinder, more empathetic, there will be a ripple effect”“If you're not prepared to live in this modern world, you'll always be caught flat-footed”“I'm aware that I'm not fully recovered from burnout, but now I'm more aware of the orange and red zones”“There's the thing you're experiencing and the narration of the thing you're experiencing – and oftentimes the judgment is the worst part.”“Everything we've learned as coping skills are survival skills.”“Business is the biggest lever that we have to fix the world. And if business changes into a force for good, then we can right all the mess that we have.”I do work on myself constantly to dismantle the errors of my ways and the things that I've learned and the ways that business has been done for a long time. It's not nice, actually.”“Be a part of the change that we need in the world. The world right now is a dumpster fire of problems, but it doesn't have to be.”Links Mentioned:Kurt's TwitterKurt's InstagramKurt's LinkedInGretchen Fox Palmer on InstagramGretchen on Twitter

✨ Brought to you by Ride iQ, the most innovative and productive equestrian coaching tool in the world. Start your free trial at Ride-iQ.com ✨ On today's episode of "In Stride," Sinead talks to Kathy Baar about how to be a strong leader and partner for your horse. Kathy is best known for her Natural Horsemanship expertise, and she is also a very accomplished rider. Kathy: Has over 20 years of experience as a Natural Horsemanship coach Studied Natural Horsemanship under Linda and Pat Parelli for over a decade; she was on the original faculty at the Parelli Center Is a published author of “Solving Separation Anxiety: Over 77 Savvy Solutions for Herd-Bound Behavior” Is a USDF Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalist ✨ Start your free trial: Ride-iQ.com

This week we discuss Natural Horsemanship. What is it, where did it come from and why should we practice it.

Horse Sense is dedicated to helping you help your horse with people problems. Joe Jones has 53 years experience in training horses through Natural Horsemanship. Joe feels it is important to learn how a horse thinks and becoming a partner with the horse.

For our initial offering, we thought that a more personal touch was needed. My wife will be conducting the interview this time and I'll be the subject. We discuss our life. We laugh. We flirt. We talk about some of our personal horses and just our life in general. It is our intention to have interesting discussions with interesting people about horses. It is also our goal, however, that these be easy going, informal, and candid discussions with lots of humor.I know the audio quality is poor for this one and we'll certainly be working on that aspect as we have new episodes.

In this episode Gen and Chloe discuss their views and experiences with NH/Liberty training, how R+ is different and the ethicality of it. NH is a controversial topic, please understand that these are views and opinions, not an attempt to dog on NH trainers and those who practice it.

In this episode Gen and Chloe discuss their views and experiences with NH/Liberty training, how R+ is different and the ethicality of it. NH is a controversial topic, please understand that these are views and opinions, not an attempt to dog on NH trainers and those who practice it.

As you heard in Pt. 1, there are quite a few stories to tell about Pat Parelli's journey over the last four decades. We know there are many myths out there about Pat, Parelli, and Natural Horsemanship as a whole. So we decided to ask the man himself; after all, he did give the industry a name, about these myths. This candid interview gets straight to the point. Check it out anywhere you listen to podcasts or visit www.pattalks.co for supporting information and more! www.pattalks.co

Horsemanship Breakthroughs Podcast Episode 13 An Interview with Juliette Cimetiere @jchorsetraining on her Horsemanship Journey with Cavalia, Liberty, & Classical Dressage In this episode, I talk with the incredible Juliette from @jchorsetrianing.  Juliette is a trainer based out of Redmond Washington. Her training methods focus on building a balanced, relaxed, relationship between horse and rider. She teaches dressage as well as liberty work (focusing on building a connection on the ground, on and offline).  Juliette has over 18 years of experience riding training and showing horses in dressage, eventing, hunter jumpers, English and western performance. She has been teaching in the Pacific Northwest for 9 years, and has recently started teaching clinics locally and internationally, in British Columbia. Her training methods combine Natural Horsemanship, and dressage,  to create balance and harmony with horse and rider.  In this episode we discuss: Juliette's broad horsemanship journey including vaulting and clicker training, liberty, and classical dressage, to where she is today training a large variety of breeds. Juliette's experience working for CAVALIA (the incredible international “horse circus”)- including how the horses go travelling internationally. Her journey into liberty training through experimentation. What lead her to look into classical dressage We discuss issues with “modern” / competition dressage The key to enriching your horse's life.  Mistakes she see's horse people making and mistakes she's made in the past  The bits vs bites debate Positive vs Negative reinforcement debate Juliette also tells us who inspires her and what she is reading & learning about today  Plus how social media can be a good thing! AND so much more!!!   What I love about Juliette is that she emphasises the importance of experimentation in training, trusting your intuition, and tailoring your training to the individual horse.  I loved talking to Juliette and I hope you enjoy the interview!   Where to find out more about JC Horse Training: Website: www.jchorsetraining.com Instagram: @jchorsetraining Facebook: @jchorsetraining TikTok: @jchorsetraining YouTube: Oreoliberty [JC Horse Training]   Have questions or suggestions for future episodes? Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/amalia_horses/   Get the free connection & communication mini-course at https://ww.amaliadempsey.com/

When we learn to ride as children or as adults, we learn how to do just that: ride. But when do we learn how to understand our horse's behavior? Why he does what he does? How he views the world and what we're asking of him? Host Caroline Culbertson sits down with Tik Maynard, who has made a career out of marrying competitive riding with groundwork as an avenue to gaining a deeper understanding about the inner workings of the horse's mind. It has made him more successful (even with the most complicated horses), more patient, and most of all, more fulfilled in his work. In this episode, we talk about: Why groundwork is the key to gaining a deeper understanding for your horse, which will help greatly in your ridden training. Why this isn't included in the standard curriculum for riders. How you can apply this to your own program without dedicating an overwhelming amount of time to it. Lots more... it's a deep dive episode!

Natural Horsemanship is not a new phenomenon, this style has been a since Xenophon. Lucky for us, Pat Parelli helped to connect the pieces from masterful horseman around the globe. Listen is as he reflects on one of his mentors, Ronnie Willis.

Welcome to Episode 3 of Parables: Life Lessons From A Horse. Today, we are talking with Pat Parelli about love, language and leadership. There is an unspoken language between humans and animals, but to many people, that language is foreign and can be frustrating. When we are present and connected, the language barriers disappear. Kat Chrysostom saw this happen in real-time with Para. After being with multiple trainers that could not solve his puzzle, he became defensive and was acting as any prey animal would. If you haven't listened to Para's story, you can listen to his story here. Through love, language and leadership, Pat Parelli solves this dilemma. Pat is the Ceasar Millan of the horse world and has revolutionized the equine industry with his philosophy of Natural Horsemanship. Using love, language, and leadership, Pat has helped over 700,000 students in 72 countries develop safe, ethical and effective partnerships for life.

In this episode, Pat Parelli discusses the roots of Natural Horsemanship and the trend of becoming a clinician. Not all clinicians are natural, nor are all clinicians horseman. Pat and his wife Linda, have presented to over a million horse lovers through clinics, events, DVDs, and TV shows. A clinician needs to be natural, a people person, and a horseman.

In this episode Pat Parelli shares the origins of Natural Horsemanship, where did it come from, how did it get started? Before Pat and Linda coined the term, Natural Horsemanship, this style of horsemanship was just called "It." Listen as Pat debunks the myths around Natural Horsemanship and how to apply it into your training program. Start your Natural Horsemanship journey today at www.parellisavvyclub.com

In this episode I talk about my goals for 2020 and all about the natural horsemanship clinic.