How To Groundwork - Grooming - AND Relaxation - Begin Any Training Session Well

Why waste your time grooming? Instead use the time to build in good habits and patterns in your horse, causing them to relax and let down. The time spent grooming your horse can be a beneficial part of groundwork, and you can think of using all of your time wisely.
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Do you believe in kind and fair treatment for your horse? Do you believe your horse should be trained without fear and intimidation? Without harsh tools and techniques? With kindness and love at the forefront?
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Because it can be hard, and oftentimes overwhelming to sift through all the information on the internet. And... As you may already have found, those that propose to put the horse first, oftentimes do not...When you really care about your horse, these things matter.
There are so many factors that play into success in your horsemanship. Your horse's health, how you house him, the techniques you use, the equipment, your own mindset, your health, your ability to understand horse-human communication, and so much more.
Education is essential... But, It can be hard to find the time to travel to horse fairs, clinics and lessons. Even harder to access quality world-class instruction. Expensive too!! (lodging, gas, fees, etc...) PLUS who takes care of your animals while you are away!?!
You also know just how valuable just one simple tweak in your riding and training can completely transform the outcome.
You know that learning from the right people is essential for the wellbeing of you and your horse. This is exactly why we put together this online event with presentations from leading experts you can trust.
The Art Of The Horseman is a gathering of the most thoughtful and considerate experts in the industry, taking a holistic look at the entire picture for both horse and rider. Mind, Body Spirit... Both your own and your horses.
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Say goodbye to the barriers of discipline exclusion, and the singularity of following only one trainer...When you put the horse first, we can learn so much from one another. Creating a better future for both ourselves and our horses.
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I can not even begin to explain how much progress I have made, and how far I have gotten with my horses by learning from leading experts from all fields in the industry.
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So be ready to spend some time, take notes, and immerse yourself in the learning.
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See you at the fair!
Paula
Because of the horse, I know it is not the destination but the journey, make it meaningful and make it matter. Share the fair with a friend, and let them know how to get a free ticket visit www.ArtofTheHorseman.com

[@PONYHEAVEN]

Phenomenal work. Inspiring.

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Thank you so much 😀

[@elizabethwoodrow3034]

Thank you so much Jack-recently rescued a thoroughbred.now that he is fat and shiny,have started ground work-so many similarities to the horse in the video-he definately act like a juvenile,but is 15-have a coach with more experience than I-the video is sooo very helpful🐎

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Elizabeth Woodrow thanks for watching, let us know how things progress with you and your thoroughbred!

[@pdxoregon1]

Another really helpful video! It really helps to watch the whole session, without edits, so we can see the actual progression of things. Thanks!!

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Your welcome, glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnjacobs4207]

what you're dealing with here is genetic lovesickness. Even after you have spent a year on the ground I dought he will be safe out behind the cows with 5-6 other horses lateral to you. It would be interesting to test him a year from now let me know

[@martinabesana7673]

My Off the track is great with horses and cows. He is afraid of nothing and a very good trail horse, I ride him in a stable halter. What do you mean with genetic lovesickness? I am not English mother language and I do not understand. Thank you😊

[@silky2204]

Use a rubber curry.

[@ArtOfTheHorseman]

Yes! :)