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Successful skill development - getting where we want to go with horses - requires that we create a safe space for the le...
01/02/2026

Successful skill development - getting where we want to go with horses - requires that we create a safe space for the learning curve. Expecting mistakes and not getting all upset about them is the path of least resistance when it comes to learning.

Creating space and setting up situations for making mistakes, exploring, being wrong more often than right and interrupting our preconceived ideas is so impo...

Dr. Anne Marie Hancock, DVM joins me to talk about EPM and Lymes in horses. She is a wealth of info and does long distan...
12/19/2025

Dr. Anne Marie Hancock, DVM joins me to talk about EPM and Lymes in horses. She is a wealth of info and does long distance consults with vets all over the world.

Dr. Anne-Marie Hancock shares her knowledge, experience and expertise about horses and why stumbling can indicate a problem lurking inside our horse. Inflamm...

This podcast goes into the multiple reasons why horses stumble.
12/08/2025

This podcast goes into the multiple reasons why horses stumble.

In this discussion we talk about why horses stumble as it relates to training, balance and physical condition. The more serious reasons, such as EPM, Lymes o...

Sounds simple enough to talk about impulsion in horses, but are we really all on the same page?
11/17/2025

Sounds simple enough to talk about impulsion in horses, but are we really all on the same page?

Defining what impulsion is in horses is the first part of the discussion because there are so many misconceptions in our horse world. We begin developing imp...

The top of a horse's tail is the bottom of a horse's spine, so how horses use the tail can reflect different uses of the...
11/04/2025

The top of a horse's tail is the bottom of a horse's spine, so how horses use the tail can reflect different uses of the back and even the neck.

The end of our horse's spine is about 1/3 of the tail. When we consider movement of the tail, we need to connect that to the use of the spine. In other words...

Learning to see things for ourselves is an important part of our journey with horses. Hope this episode helps.
10/29/2025

Learning to see things for ourselves is an important part of our journey with horses. Hope this episode helps.

Because horses move their head, neck and legs a lot, we tend to look only there in order to assess balance. But the truth is up higher, in the back and top o...

Let's take a closer look at this tracking up thing...
10/21/2025

Let's take a closer look at this tracking up thing...

Tracking up is a common way that we have been taught to assess horse movement. It means that our horse's hind hoof lands in the hoof print left by the front ...

Getting a horse to fully lengthen the neck, taking the head forward and away from the torso, requires balance in the tor...
10/11/2025

Getting a horse to fully lengthen the neck, taking the head forward and away from the torso, requires balance in the torso. Just getting a horse to look long through the neck through aids, treats, leverage or devices doesn't help horses the same way because it doesn't change the balance in the horse's torso. Looking right does not equal being right.

Taking the discussion about both hindquarter engagement and superfluidity to a practical level of daily work. How do we know if our horse's hindquarters are ...

This month's newsletter has helpful, easy to use, tips for self-regulating how we feel. Thought that might be useful rig...
10/06/2025

This month's newsletter has helpful, easy to use, tips for self-regulating how we feel. Thought that might be useful right now.

I am a professional horse trainer and developer of the program, Training for Optimal Balance. I share information that helps horse owners train their own horses, or helps horse professionals find a new perspective on training - and personal development is the number one side effect of authentically....

What balance feels like...
10/04/2025

What balance feels like...

The term superfluidity is a physics term that describes what it feels like to ride a horse in balance so succinctly. If only this was the goal of riding for ...

151: Engagement and Disengagement of the Horse's Hindquarters
08/09/2025

151: Engagement and Disengagement of the Horse's Hindquarters

This is a confusing topic even for professionals and difficult to describe accurately. But the way Deb and I discuss engagement of the horse's hindquarters, ...

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