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Regular self reflection is essential if you would like to continually improve your horse riding and teaching skills.

First you ask you horse/student to perform a movement/ transition.  The next step is to ask your self these two important questions.

“Did they understand what I was asking?”

“What could I have done to improve the communication?”

It could be that you need to be more subtle or clearer, or it could even be that you need another visual/ sound/ feel cue to support your message.

Go through the process again . . . ask, self reflect, then ask again and self reflect again . . . and again and again . . .

Continual improvement will mean that you will be open to ideas, explore other riding/ teaching techniques, and most importantly realise that every horse is unique and they all have something that they can teach you.

Live your passion,

 

Glenys  🙂