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no, I did not lunge him or run him in a round pen first. this is the result of consistent grounwork with a focus on relaxation and posture using the @BalanceThroughMovementMethod #balancethroughmovementmethod #btmm #thoroughbred #ottb #blackbeauty #horsegirl #fyp #foryou #youngequestrian
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he has my permission to say no at any point and I will FULL STOP at that very moment and abandon whatever I had planned to do with him. I was expecting this video to show one of those instances where he gives me a ânoâ so you could all see how I handle those but instead he kept saying âyesâ for the first time in days. this process did take five minutes (I sped it up and cut some out for the sake of time) because I never rush anything that has to do with tack. I want him to think through his choices and make decisions on his own time. I read a quote somewhere once that went a little something like âhorses donât want to be forcedâ (I think it was from someone who had attended a clinic with Mark Rashid) and it has really stuck with me because itâs true. back when I was using more force and punishment (as Iâd been taught with traditional practices) I was finding that every time I would add more force I would get farther away from my goal. it wasnât until I removed the force that we made exponential progress. Gus is barefoot and wearing @scootbootsdownunder Enduro hoof boots ââ #consentbasedtraining #consentmatters #positivereinforcement #horsetraining #horsewelfare #rewardbasedtraining #blackbeauty #equestrian #equestrianlife #bitless #barefoothorse #scootboots #fyp #foryou #horsetok
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day one & day 731 April 12, 2022 I hopped on a plane to go see a horse. The pictures theyâd sent of him were pretty awful but from the very moment I saw his ad I felt a pull. two years later and one of the biggest risks Iâve taken in life has become one of my greatest rewards. happy two years to us, bubs, and hopefully many, many more. #horsetok #transformation #thenandnow #beforeandafter #ottb #blackbeauty #fyp #foryou #darkhorse
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âYou canât be yelling and screaming at a horse and then expect it to listen when you whisper.â Dagobert D. Runes I grew up learning traditional and wildly dysfunctional horse riding and training methods. You know the ones where you ânever allow your horse to get away with itâ, âare the boss and they will do what you want,â âpunish them for doing something badâ and that âmore pressure and harder training yields faster results.â over the last year and a half, and thanks to a horse who refused to stand for that BS, Iâve started to question how ethical those beliefs/practices are and began asking different questions and looking for a different approach like: is there a gentler way to get this result? are there training methods that donât require the use of force or training tools/aides to achieve the development I seek? how can I possibly expect him to be soft and relaxed when these traditional methods are so harsh? what if heâs actually not being ânaughtyâ at all and is desperate for me to be better and pay closer attention to what heâs trying to tell me? in the world of horse training and horsemanship, I have come to believe with absolute conviction that every problem can be solved by doing less. struggling in trot/canter transitions? less trot/canter transitions and more halt-walk or walk-trot transitions (or body work or vet work if those are still a struggle) struggling over fences? less jumping and more flat work (or body work or vet work if that is still a struggle) struggling with tension under saddle? less riding and more groundwork (or body work or vet work) struggling with a horse who is always hot/explosive when stalled regularly? less time in a stall and more time outside with others. we were all taught in a pretty dysfunctional system that, when it came to horse training, more is more but what if our horses have been saying the opposite all along? that the answer has always been to doâŚless. ââ #horsemanship #horsetraining #blackbeauty #horsetok #ilovemyhorse #equestrian #equestrianlife
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