training
groundwork
In nearly everything we do with horses, we either want them to stand still, or move. The first groundwork skill to teach the horse is to stand still and face forward. This skill also establishes a common language between horse and handler which is the foundation for all other training.
riding
To me, this means approaching a dressage mentality with a tendency to emphasize fluidity and adaptability over prescription. Also working outside using terrain and obstacles as natural variables for better movement capability and capacity.
husbandry
Consider husbandry training as preparing for an event, like a show, but with health care instead of riding or in-hand work.
virtual lessons
I want to start teaching more virtual lessons, whether that’s in a live situation with Pivo or a video review situation where we review a video together.
lessons with my horses
Do you want to try positive reinforcement...
...but don't want to commit to trying it with your own horse? Try a lesson with one of my horses!
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