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Horses: Judging Skilled Riding By Looking at the Horses While this is not always foolproof and there are certainly moments in time that may look not good, if you watch horses being ridden, you can get a good sense of how they are managing on a physical, mental and emotional level. If you look at the photos here in this montage you will, hopefully, see which ones are more likely to be properly prepared for what they are being asked to do. Learning to see these signs so that you can pick your role models carefully is essential in this industry, where winning is mostly NOT judged with this consideration. Being a horseperson should surely require that the horse does not suffer due to our actions, and that we should be sufficiently aware and educated to evaluate. Defining a skilled rider from an ethical perspective is something that we have done in one of our prior online conferences. Learn more about this course and our other evidence and research based educational content today at www.equitopiacenter.com

Horses: Judging Skilled Riding By Looking at the Horses While this is not always foolproof and there are certainly moments in time that may look not good, if you watch horses being ridden, you can get a good sense of how they are managing on a physical, mental and emotional level. If you look at the photos here in this montage you will, hopefully, see which ones are more likely to be properly prepared for what they are being asked to do. Learning to see these signs so that you can pick your role models carefully is essential in this industry, where winning is mostly NOT judged with this consideration. Being a horseperson should surely require that the horse does not suffer due to our actions, and that we should be sufficiently aware and educated to evaluate. Defining a skilled rider from an ethical perspective is something that we have done in one of our prior online conferences. Learn more about this course and our other evidence and research based educational content today at www.equitopiacenter.com

This case explores starting horse training under saddle with positive reinforcement. It aims to build respect and communication between horse and handler while developing a willing and confident horse for a harmonious rider-horse relationship. 👉 https://ow.ly/W4O850Sm8tv

This case explores starting horse training under saddle with positive reinforcement. It aims to build respect and communication between horse and handler while developing a willing and confident horse for a harmonious rider-horse relationship. 👉 https://ow.ly/K76550Sm8tZ

This case explores starting horse training under saddle with positive reinforcement. It aims to build respect and communication between horse and handler while developing a willing and confident horse for a harmonious rider-horse relationship. 👉 https://ow.ly/3O2a50Sm8vp

This case explores starting horse training under saddle with positive reinforcement. It aims to build respect and communication between horse and handler while developing a willing and confident horse for a harmonious rider-horse relationship. 👉 https://ow.ly/Ywyh50Sm8un

This case explores starting horse training under saddle with positive reinforcement. It aims to build respect and communication between horse and handler while developing a willing and confident horse for a harmonious rider-horse relationship. 👉 https://ow.ly/F2og50Sm8uS

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New Episode regarding Landings and Breaking training is UP! “Landing” is that thing that everyone does because it just makes sense, but most of the time it doesn’t. Most of the time, the training done to “train” landing is the last thing that will create any kind of adaptation to confront such situations. If you want to be good at landing, get strong by landing a lot, and creating a structure that is capable of facing such forces, with strength training. There is not much more than that. Landing is not about technique or mechanics, and if we want to get technical, is more about anticipation and less about reaction. It does make sense to introduce low intensity landings when it comes to RTP, even including exercises that expose you to similar motions with an overload (higher falling heights). But we should make sure that we use it according to the situation, not randomly. Listen and Watch: YouTube: https://lnkd.in/geQPPfNA Audio Only: https://lnkd.in/gVDnJ-Ud