A Conversation with Amy Skinner- A Learner's Journey Podcast #10

Amy Skinner embraces a training philosophy based in Classical Dressage and sound horsemanship practices. Amy keeps the best interest of horse and rider in mind, choosing to avoid fads and quick fixes, but to seek continual learning from the best teacher: the horse.
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[@virtai]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Amy Skinner, thank you Molly. I particularly liked her reference to helping the horse to push through discomfort when loading onto the trailer. This question of moving forward even though the horse is worried and helping them has been a stumbling block for me for ages and now I realize how to help my ponies to continue to progress (and how very important that is).

[@alearnersjourneywithmollys8094]

I liked that part too! That we are doing them a disservice allowing them to stay in a frightened state.