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This basic exercise shows if you are in an independently balanced, secure position, and whether your horse is balanced and in self carriage at the canter. It also has the added benefit of encouraging the horse to let go of any tension he might be carrying in his back.
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If I Tell You, I'll Have to Kill You! We tread a fine line as instructors. Not unlike how husbands learn to answer the "Does this dress make me look fat?" question, we must learn to speak the truth to our students but not so much
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Learning To Sit (the trot, on the couch, or the beach or wherever else you might be) I've been a big follower of Denny Emerson's page on Facebook for the last year, and one post really hit home for me a few months ago, about learning
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Pro and Con Tact Picture the friendly cop on the beat strolling along the sidewalk, nodding to shopkeepers, and twirling his night stick as he oversees his neighborhood. Alternatively, imagine a not so friendly policeman slapping his nightstick into the palm of his hand and rousting out vagrants loitering in