Posted in Advice on Dec 17th, 2009
Hi again. Today we will be moving on with the Uberstreichen Exercises.
When your horse will stand on his own then you are ready for the next step. Put your hands on each side of the noseband of the halter and do not but in fingers or thumbs inside the halter in order to prevent injury [...]
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Posted in Advice on Nov 26th, 2009
Hello. Today we’ll continue with my discussion of the Uberstreichen Exercises and why there are so useful.
The Uberstreichen exercises will benefit any form of riding. I created them for all kinds of equestrian pursuits from a dressage approach from the heart of dressage when the horse is trained only in unity and harmony without force. [...]
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Posted in Observations on Sep 3rd, 2009
Hello. My great passion with horses is dressage. This may surprise some of you but as always, it’s about approach and application.
There is little difference between a classical dressage rider and a competitive rider in the hands of a master, but the methods of training are very different. The two methods are different from the [...]
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Posted in Misc on Apr 23rd, 2009
Today I’d like to continue to talk about the ubstreichen excercises I use.
The exercises isolate and address blockages in the horse’s body, whether in the neck, jaw, shoulders, back or hocks. Once the horse performs the exercises easily and properly, he will be in front of the leg. I have found that the exercises’ [...]
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Posted in Misc on Apr 21st, 2009
Hi again. A week or so ago I mentioned my uberstreichen excercises and many of you wrote in asking more about them. Well, the good news is that I have just given the green light to produce a series of DVDs on how I use them. These will be coming out later in the year [...]
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Posted in Advice on Dec 9th, 2008
Hi everyone. Well, I hear from Stormy that she had a tremendous response to news of the teleseminar series starting in January. If you haven’t already signed up for the series, to remind you it’s free and you can sign up at http://www.thepathofthhorse.com.
OK, on to today’s blog post. I often get asked about starting with [...]
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