Does Your Horse Give You Permission to Ride?
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- čas přidán 15. 10. 2023
- ONLY 5 Days Left to Join! Enrollment ends, Friday, October 20.
Does your horse REALLY WANT YOU to ride?
Do you have to HOLD THEM STILL, walk them around or worse yet HAVE SOMEONE HOLD THEM for you while you mount?
Do they WALK OFF as soon as you get on? Do they ANTICIPATE your every move when you get on, acting NERVOUS and TENSE? Does this MAKE YOU ANXIOUS?
Worse, are they CHECKED OUT, dull, unresponsive, unhappy?
Getting PERMISSION TO RIDE is an HONOR and one I don’t take lightly. It’s worth every ounce of time and sweat to earn because once you have it, YOU ARE RIDING AS ONE™.
I am a horse and safety advocate. Because I teach bitless and bareback riding (with a comfy pad), it is imperative that I PROPERLY PREPARE you and your horse for a CONNECTED, and SAFE PARTNERSHIP before you ride.
Yes, BEFORE you ride.
Most riding accidents happen at the mounting block or when you first get on and that’s because you and your horse are not properly prepared.
Join hundreds of equestrians worldwide in my free 7-DAY HOLISTIC HORSEMANSHIP MINISERIES starting Monday, October 23 and learn how to get permission from your horse to get on and ride!
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I took this course given by Caroline about six years ago. I use Caroline's connection piece and pick up with my horse and other horses I've trained. It's amazing when your horse invites you on their back through a true bond and partnership. Loved this course, highly recommend it ❤
Hi Lisa! So great to see you here! Thank you for your support too!
Hi Caroline! Love having permission to get on, and your program is so awesome!! There is always something new to learn from you, looking forward to the miniseries.💖🏇
So great to hear, thank you!!!
Not Anyone's Horse They Belong To Themselves And They Want Their Freedom❤😊...Only Get On If They Give Their Consent...If Not It's Abuse Just Like Holding Them Against Their Will In Barns And Behind Fences Where The Cannot Run Free ...Love You❤
Absolutely, I ask and they know where I am so there's no surprises and no bouncing attack with plopping down on the back which is very uncomfortable for the horse. Then they let me know it is ok to come aboard. Before riding, besides grooming etc., we always do about 20 minutes of groundwork which lets me know their current frame of mind. Sweet.❤❤
Hi Loretta and Welcome! Great to hear! Thanks for sharing.