PEMF and horse behaviour with Kate McGauly from Smiling Horse LLC: Part 1
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Ever wondered how you can address pain-related behavior in your horse without resorting to forceful methods? Are you unintentionally pushing your horse through pain-related behaviors without realizing the long-term consequences? In today's episode, Katie from Equestrian Movement dives deep into a conversation with Kate McGauly, a PEMF Certified Trained Practitioner, shedding light on the often-overlooked world of Pulse Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy for horses. Discover how PEMF therapy can be a game-changer, addressing pain, discomfort, and promoting overall well-being in your equine co ..read more
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The space between
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Are you reacting or responding to your horse? Are you giving your horse the space they need to process their internal experience of you, their environment and their training? As we learn more about the brain and the nervous system we can start to understand that even though we are doing everything "right" in training, because we are working with a living, emotive being, how we are in relationship to each other plays a critical role to our success with our horse. Some things are physical skills required to develop: balance, coordination, cuing of aids and application of the body in movement. An ..read more
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Is your horse reacting to you?
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Being the most adult adult in the room can mean that the nervous system state we take in to our training session with our horses is not the most conducive to connection and a positive training experience. Body awareness for tension holding is a key skill for communicating to our horses it is safe to relax. However, it is not always a comfortable experience! Especially when we have a lot of stress and responsibilities. If this brings anything up for you you might want to see a psychologist. In our holistic horse handling program, relaxation and who we are being in relationship to our horses are ..read more
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Connecting with horses with Melissa from Melissa Jean PT Part 2
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Have you ever felt disconnected from reality, stuck in limiting beliefs, or struggled to rewire your nervous system? In this episode, we explore a personal journey of navigating belief systems, nervous system rewiring, and the profound impact it can have on personal and professional growth. Melissa shares a pivotal experience in her early 20s, realizing that her beliefs didn't align with reality, leading to a challenging period of self-discovery. The absence of guidance made the journey harder, emphasizing the struggle of rewiring the nervous system without support. BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LIST ..read more
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How to ride bend
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
In this episode we cover foundational training principles that need to layer on top of each other to describe bend to a horse so that improves their balance on turns and allows you to do tighter turns with more balance and speed. We go into the training theory of it and how that will influence the horses ability to execute the ask or create resistance. Take the first step towards becoming a holistic horse rider and join our free webinar say yes to a happy willing horse ..read more
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Do you communicate in a way your horse understands?
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Join us in this episode as we discuss the different types of communication that can be happening with our horse and how that translates through to the saddle and their ability to progress under saddle. Take the first step towards becoming a holistic horse riding and join our free webinar "say yes to a happy, willing horse ..read more
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What is acceptance of contact?
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Acceptance of contact and submission to the bit are not the same thing. Check out this episode where we tease apart the differences that allow the horse to move more functionally to build long term soundness. Ready to become a holistic horse trainer and rider? Check out our online program: Holistic horse trainer Check out Mills Consilient on facebook Check out Dr Aline LaPierre's work neuroaffective touch Check out Celestes work on nerve release therapy ..read more
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Equine Communication and Animal Behaviour with Dr Andrew McLean | Part 3
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Curious about how traditional methods of horse training might affect the welfare of these magnificent animals? Many riders and trainers, driven by the desire to impress judges and win competitions, often resort to training techniques that prioritize aesthetics over the well-being of the horse. But what if I told you that these practices could be harming the horses, leading to physical and mental distress? Join us as we delve into the world of equitation science with Andrew McLean to explore how modern training principles can revolutionize the way we interact with and train horses for the bett ..read more
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Assessing Soundness and Functional Movement in our Horses with Ansley from AB Equine Therapy Part 2
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by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Have you ever wondered if the traditional training methods we use with horses are really as effective as they seem, or are we missing something crucial? Many horse owners and riders often resort to forceful training techniques and equipment, believing they are helping their horses improve. However, these methods might be causing more harm than good, leading to behavioral issues, injuries, and long-term discomfort for the horse. In this episode, we dive deep into the misconceptions surrounding horse training. We explore the common mistakes horse enthusiasts make, like using draw reins and other ..read more
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Equine Communication and Animal Behaviour with Dr Andrew McLean | Part 2
First Do No Harm
by Katie Boniface
3w ago
Ever wondered about the secrets behind successful horse training? If you've ever found yourself frustrated by your horse's seeming inability to grasp certain concepts or behaviors, you're not alone. In today's episode, we're joined by Andrew, an esteemed equestrian trainer with years of experience in understanding and harnessing the power of equine memory and learning. Andrew will shed light on the intricacies of associative learning in horses and provide valuable insights into optimizing your training techniques for maximum effectiveness. BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL LEARN: ? How ..read more
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