How many exercises have you tried just to try them?
Thinking Feeling Equestrian
A balanced rider should be 50% Thinking and 50% Feeling - TF Equestrian supports riders in understanding how to achieve this goal.
Training tip.. do you know your horse?
Thankful for all of my two and four legged friends, family, students and teachers.
Don't worry, feeling low on motivation is normal and you got this!
The importance of tempo in your daily rides.
Is keeping the tempo something you do without thinking? Has it become a habit? Or do you need to work at it and remind yourself to focus on the tempo?
08/06/2025
A significant victory for all horses. A big win for the dressage Discipline. And Renewed hope for ethical horse people.
Barn vibes! What are your thoughts?
Effective horse training is not just a task; it's a carefully structured journey that promotes gradual and meaningful learning for your horse. Every day, take a few moments to prepare your horse for the upcoming training session, ensuring he is mentally ready to engage. Remember the adage, "Patience is a virtue," as overwhelming your horse can lead to a mental shutdown, stalling his progress. Learning flourishes in a relaxed atmosphere, both mentally and physically. By creating a comfortable environment, you significantly boost his ability to retain and comprehend the instructions you provide. As the saying goes, "A calm horse is a learning horse." This approach not only enhances his performance but also fosters a deeper bond between you and your horse.
07/19/2025
Horse Health Check Routine - Regular health checks are essential for your horse's well-being. Here’s a guide for monitoring their health at the barn:
Visual check: Daily examination of eyes, body, and joints for any irregularities.
Behavior: Observe daily demeanor, eating habits, and movement. Any significant changes may indicate health issues.
Temperature: Check re**al temperature with a digital thermometer. Normal range is 99-101°F (37.2-38.3°C).
Pulse: Feel the pulse on the neck; normal range is 28-48 bpm. Count for 15 seconds and multiply by 4.
Respiration: Count resting breaths per minute; normal is 8-16. The heart rate to respiratory rate should be about 4:1.
Regular checks help catch potential issues early, promoting your horse's physical and mental health.
Share your health check experiences in the comments!
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