Learning in a group has a lot of advantages. You learn more by seeing many different horses, riders and ways of problem solving. Others could mirror also your strengths or weaknesses, so you become more aware of them, therefore it is easier to change or improve them.
There is usually plenty of time for Q&A. You can bring your own pics or videos of your horse and get some good tips to solve a challenge that you are working on.
A seminar or workshop is always a place where you meet new friends, study budies and share your insights or knowledge with them.
Do you ask yourself questions like this:
- What is the right connection with the horse’s mouth or mind?
- How do I achieve true collection and what do I need to get there?
- How shall I do groundwork or longeing with my horse?
- What bit is the right one for my horse and why or should I ride him bitless?
- How do I help my horse to work well through his back and lift the base of his neck?
- Why does a horse need to develop a good topline and posture?
- How do I help my horse to develop a good topline and posture so he’ll carry me easily and happily?
- How can I be a better rider? How can I calm my hands or legs and supple my body on the horse in movement?
- How do I motivate my horse to do things together?
You can find answers to all these questions in my seminars or workshops. I always enrich my theory sessons with a lot of photos and videos, so you go home with many good inner pictures to serve you as role models. All the theory we talk about we put in practice with hands on horses.
Choose the topic that you are interested in, gather together some horsy friends and contact me to organise a workshop or seminar !
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