Often when we first start working with ropes with our horses we can feel clumsy and awkward. Here are eight tips to help you get handy with your ropes.
Hi, I’m Jill! I have been a student of the horse for over 25 years. Delighting in both how we can help horses and how horses can help us.
Perhaps you are like me and feel it in your bones. You know there should be a path with horses (and with life) that doesn’t require dominance. Yet, so often the world tells us otherwise. And, every time we have a setback, there is some naysayer ready to say, “I told you so!” That peer pressure can be so compelling. Without support, it is easy to either drop our goals, and just “hang out” with our horses or keep our goals and give in to the status quo. I have spent years navigating these challenges and would love to share with you, what I have learned so far – and what the horses are teaching me every day.
We hope you will join us on this journey!
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In this channel we will highlight The FUNdamentals of Horsemanship which include:
* The Horse’s Physical, Mental, and Emotional Health
* Developing a Bond of Trust
* Having Open Conversations through Knowledge and Reverence
* Engaging in Ground skills / Riding through thought and energy
*Our “Magical Mares” Series
* Our Horse Care 101 Series
* Equestrian Tai Chi
* Harmonious Horse Property Care
* Being great stewards of our land
* Our Learnings from the Herd Series
Certifications and What Not:
* B.S. Of Psychology, Missouri State University
*Equine Science Certificate – 3-year program from University of Guelph, Ontario
*Certified Equestrian Tai Chi Instructor
*Level 2 Reiki
*Past Board of Directors for a Horse Rescue
*Fourth degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do
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