Beach liberty, trick training and tackless riding!!

Facebook: equillencehorsemanship
I finally took the horses down to the beach to do some liberty, trick training and riding!! It has always been a goal of mine to be able to let my horse go in a wide open space and them choose to stay with me! It was such an incredible morning!
I doubted that they would feel safe enough to lay down but they didnt hesitate!! I had to put the rope around Callis neck when I asked her to lay down as she wanted to go up to the dry sand instead haha :P
I am so happy and incredibly proud of them and the effort they put in for me!! I cant wait until next time! XD

[@lexieedwards3759]

Your horse could take off at any second, run down the coast, and not turn back, but he stuck with you. You have such amazing bonds and trust with these horses. I really admire you Nadine!

[@nadinelindblom]

Yes it takes an equal amount of trust on both sides! I was a little worried about the possibility but Calli didn't blink! So happy!! :D

[@mypets1017]

Incredible 😍 goals for my life

[@mysticpasos]

Absolutely lovely. A testament to your bond, mutual trust, communication and respect. Well done!

[@Ride_With_Cherry]

Wow you did amazing and clearly ur a h good trainer and horse person cuz ur horses stayed with you the whole time

[@xHeartHorsesx]

You've done such an amazing job with those horses. Incredible!

[@nadinelindblom]

Thank you!! X

[@nativehorse]

It's really amazing!! ♥

[@nadinelindblom]

Thank you so much!

[@Kintagi]

Oh thats so awesome! Totally free, how inspiring.

[@nadinelindblom]

Thankyouuu x

[@katybarlow9572]

This is beautiful, i would love to learn how to teach my horses x

[@Dancinghorses]

wow Nadine! :o it's amazing :o♥

[@minimoonie6431]

They’re so cute 🥺

[@Lauraonoakes]

Wow this is inspirational!

[@nadinelindblom]

Thank you so much!!

[@zoltGalaxy]

Amazing !

[@464199600]

Excellent 🎩

[@ejovadi]

Wow super.

[@levieeileen5152]

This is beautiful

[@nadinelindblom]

Thank you so much!! X

[@TessaWhisper]

its amazing!

[@TessaWhisper]

be proud

[@lovedreamhafi9742]

amazing, this is Georgious, love it

[@rL455]

How did you learn all of this? I'm very interested in liberty!

[@lesleypartridge9397]

Lovely ! Well done Nadine (Y)

[@nadinelindblom]

Thanks!!

[@virginieeckersley7671]

Just beautiful !
Virginie

[@ivylightnest8354]

calli and nina!!! are you going to take titanium to the beach soon?

[@kamalelhaddad7556]

😇🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@michelleread6797]

But what if they ran away on the beach?!? like it could happen no matter how trained they are

[@milavandenbroek2911]

omg where do you life

[@bung369]

The negative comments by annoying people....pull your head in

[@kadda9219]

Do you have instagram? :)

[@nadinelindblom]

Yes my username is nadine_lindblom :)

[@JAJTheOnly]

Nadine Lindblom do u remember me nadine Jesse answers debie and mall i got a chanle now

[@JAJTheOnly]

Nadine Lindblom Jesse and Debbie and mall i mean not anser Debbie

[@sonseere10]

Getting a horse to do things based on food reward is not horsemanship.

[@ivylightnest8354]

like you could do what she does without the effort, work and time she has put into these horses!

[@sonseere10]

I could certainly do the training and get the desired results without food reward.

[@ivylightnest8354]

sonseere10 But a food reward is positive reinforcement and whats the harm done in it? Her horses aren't rooting in her clothes for a treat - they are showing respect. How do you praise your horses? This hard working woman may do what she wants with her horses and whilst you may call it whatever you like, you stand incorrect. Do you even give your horses carrots? You will notice most professionals in trick training give treats whenever their horse is good to encourage a 'keen learner' attitude. Do some proper research before stating false facts.

[@sonseere10]

One praises horses by the release of pressure. There is a time and a place for giving healthy treats like apples and carrots. But never when you are training. You do not want a horse to do a task based on a food reward. You want the horse to do something you ask based on the horse's respect of your leadership. When there is mutual respect, most anything is possible. Pressure of varying degrees depending on the circumstances is used to do a task. Once the horse does as you ask, pressure is released. Horses learn on the release of pressure. This is how horses communicate in a herd setting. Watch a herd of horses interacting. Study their movements. The subtle and not so subtle communications.