I had an epiphany today. It was my second day of training for a new job, and we were role-playing and running mock situations. When I was presented with the information in a step-by-step manner and given a chance to practice things until I got them right, I excelled, and felt eager to learn more. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘horse training’
when the world is your arena
Posted in NH, Teaching & Learning, tagged horse, horse training, horses, natural horsemanship, NH on March 12, 2008 | 5 Comments »
tune-up
Posted in Mojo, Teaching & Learning, tagged horse, horse training, horses, injuries, Mojo on March 8, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I’ve been sidelined for the last month with a knee injury. Since I was initially on crutches and couldn’t drive, my visits with Mojo were few and far between, when either my mom or my lovely boyfriend took pity on me and drove me to the stable. Of course, I couldn’t lead Mojo or do [...]
the cowboy way
Posted in Health of Horse & Rider, Horse People, tagged cowboy, horse, horse riding, horse training, horseman, horsemanship, horses, injury, lameness on February 27, 2008 | 8 Comments »
This is a post that may piss off a few people. While I am certain that there are many working cowboys, folks who were raised on ranches, and even those who just choose to wear Wranglers who are incredibly compassionate, intelligent, and competent in the care and training of their horses, there’s also a saying [...]




