Grounding
Grounding Exercise 1: Feel Your Feet on the Ground Stand with feet hip-width apart, or sit comfortably. Focus on the sensation of your feet touching…
Grounding Exercise 1: Feel Your Feet on the Ground Stand with feet hip-width apart, or sit comfortably. Focus on the sensation of your feet touching…
Get Ready To Ride: Calm & Confident In this short, high-impact course, you’ll learn powerful, easy-to-implement techniques to manage anxiety and feel more grounded before…
UNTIL THE NEXT COURSE… We are so proud that you have gotten this far with your horse! By now, you are well on your way…
Now that you have spent the time to get the Leading With Energy very good on the left, you can go to the right side. …
Before riding your horse for the first time (or the first time after going back to the beginning), you would like to know what…
You will be using some of your perfected tools (getting the horse to move and disengaging) to get them good with you on one side…
This exercise involves accustomizing your horse to various stimuli while communicating your awareness of their awareness. Accustomizing, or desensitization, in this context, means gradually exposing…
In this exercise, you’ll work on having your horse calmly travel between you and the fence, encouraging them to disengage and move over toward the…
This exercise involves asking your horse to cross and uncross their hind legs. It serves as a valuable insight into your horse’s current emotional state…
With a solid foundation in Warwick’s fundamental four exercises: 1. Creating Connection Through Change in Focus 2. The Standing Still & Present Flowchart 3. Leading…
You are at Step 24 because you have a horse that has graduated from the Leading with Energy and Focus & Bend exercises. If you…
You’ll notice in the video that Warwick mentions they haven’t worked on the right side for a few days. This serves as an indication that…
The Crab Walk If your horse is stiff during the “Focus & Bend” exercise, you can use “The Crab Walk” to loosen them up and…
We often hear that it’s valuable to observe people making mistakes, as it can be a more effective way to learn. While Warwick can explain…