Naomi Rose Mustangs

Naomi Rose Mustangs I give conscious horse owners a clear path to an unbreakable connection at liberty✨
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06/01/2026

How to build emotional resilience in your horse aka how to deal with a spooky horse🌱

06/01/2026

AND If a “method” for teaching liberty is DRASTICALLY different than the general strategy to facilitate a confident, responsive, and happy horse in any other area, there is a problem either in the teaching or the understanding of what “good” liberty work requires.

Liberty work should be a catalyst for building resilience and connection across your relationship with your horse. Not just a series of tricks.

IF you want to learn the principles of Liberty (AKA the principles of good horsemanship) comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the link to join me LIVE for free on June 8th🦋

05/31/2026

Horses are powerful, sensitive, and highly aware of their surroundings- if you want to grow personally through your horsemanship, WOW will it supercharge that growth, but if you can’t learn to accept the “bad” side of the species specific traits that come with the beauty of a horse…get a bike to ride.

If you ARE ready to learn and dive into The Principles of Liberty (aka the principles of good horsemanship) join me for a FREE live training on June 8th- Comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the link🦋

05/31/2026

You have educated yourself on sequencing your cues and reading body language, but are left unsure when to push & when to listen for your horses NO.

But what you don’t know is when it’s over threshold & when is it habitual resistance. 

I trained and competed with mustangs for over 7years…this was the #1 thing I had to work through with client horses

Usually we created the no. 

You (despite your best intentions!) had inconsistent, asks, expectations, and boundaries AND nagged them with pressure (it can take a lot less than you think!)

Eventually leading to resistance behaviors from the horse—- they didn’t know how to find the “yes”…so your asks became nothing more than a disturbance. 

They became disengaged as learners. 

The good news is, you have the power to help them find a state of enjoyment with the learning process again—-the “bad” news is, It will initially require you to learn how to work through the resistance, not avoid it. 

So what is the first step ?

❕NOTE❕First, rule out any physical discomfort!

The path to move through this space is paved with consistency- EXTREME consistency of your expectations *even* in the face of resistance- allows your horse to rewire their habits, build confidence in you, and find freedom in their own movement and emotional regulation. 

When you make an ask👉 know what your expectations are, move quickly through your sequence of cues, even if your horse displays resistance, as soon as they offer a response, release any pressure and reward with positive reinforcement, give them a pause and watch for their body language to make sure they are releasing any held tension before repeating. 

As you are extremely clear with your boundaries and expectations your horse will learn that they can trust what to expect from YOU and that there is always an answer to be found when you’re working together. This builds her confidence and opens the door to curiosity and engagement in the learning process🌱

Come dive into the Principles of Liberty (aka the principles of good horsemanship) with me on June 8th! Comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the link to my FREE live training🦋

05/30/2026

What is something that has given you perspective lately?

If you wanna more of the holistic side of horsemanship-> tippy tap z follow button😘

05/29/2026

How to keep your dream alivvvee baybe!!😘
PS-SO SORRY FOR THE AUDIO QUALITY😅

05/29/2026

Are you losing your horse’s focus the moment you ask for more forward energy at Liberty?

You go to send them into a trot and suddenly they take off in a big circle or disengage altogether😔

Here’s what’s really happening👇

You and your horse haven’t built the tools to navigate higher energy without disconnection.

Here’s what to work on:
1. Clarify your forward cue on the line first.
👉 Practice going from walk to trot with as little latency as possible. Allowing you to use less pressure when you are off the line.
2. Build a verrrrry responsive hindquarter yield.
👉 The is your interrupt of disconnection before it spirals.
3. Strengthen the draw into you.
👉 Don’t just hope for draw, TEACH a strong fwd draw cue.

But what about on a circle?

Here’s the progression—

☝️Start to ask for bend on the circle by asking for the hindquarter yield-then as your horse responds give your fwd cue. Reward when they take a step forward with a bend through their body (head towards you, shoulder lifted, hip stepping diagonally under.)

✌️End each circle with a draw towards the center to encourage connection.

3️⃣Give your trot cue and almost immediately give your hindquarter yield and then flow into a draw cue. This creates an association between the added energy and your connection based behaviors. Plus catches them before the disconnect.

4️⃣Slowly increase the duration of the trot before yielding and drawing them in🦋

If you’re ready to dive deeper into the principles of liberty, a.k.a. the principles of any good horsemanship applied to a really cool area of it😅 I’m hosting a free live training on June 8th, comment TRAINING and I’ll send you the link!

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