Leadership can mean many different things to many different people. Here are my thoughts about what it means to be a good leader for our horse, and why it seems to be a bit of a taboo subject in the training world right now. Want to get in touch? Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com and click "contact me." I'd love to hear from you!

Bouncing isn't just a seat problem. In this episode, we get into rider biomechanics and go over some exercises to help you build stability and rider suppleness in the sitting trot.

Awareness is power! Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com to access more content and blog posts!

Herd mentality, "autopilot," and ways to help a horse who's buddy sour. Questions, comments, or feedback? Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com for more content!

Tips for how to help your anxious horse on the trail, and how to prevent it from happening in the future. Have questions? Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com and get in touch!

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Tips for riding the spooky horse. Want more content? Feel free to visit my website, heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com where you can find blog posts and find out how to get in touch.

A discussion about proper setup, positioning, and coming back to straightness after lateral movements. Want to learn more? Visit my website, heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com!

A brief episode about elbow and arm positioning, why the answer varies, and a few tips on how to improve the position of your arms.

In this episode, I discuss what trauma looks like in horses and how to move past it. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or feedback. You can get in touch with me from my website, heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com

Here, we get into the biomechanics, mental aspect, and tips on how to achieve the engagement in your horse that follows after becoming soft into the connection and working over their topline.

I noticed listeners chose my "Bitting Basics" episode the most out of all my episodes! However, that audio quality and content was over 4 years old. So, here's a re-upload for you all! Questions/Comments/Feedback? I'd love to hear from you. Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com to get in touch.

Have more questions? Want to get in touch? Feel free to visit my website, heartcenteredhorsemanshipacadeny.com for more resources and information. Feel free to send me an email - kimberly@heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com with questions, comments, or to contact me about your specific training questions.

Ever wondered why your instructor tells you to sit up, put your heels down, and not lean? Here's some information about rider biomechanics and why understanding your body position is so important.

Let's talk about some advanced tactics today. How do we introduce the canter pirouette in a way that makes the most sense to your horse? What foundational loophole may be leading to any issues you're having with pirouettes? You can find information about all of that in this episode. Want to get in touch? Visit heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com and fill out the contact form. I'd love to hear from you!

Let's take a few minutes to discuss what's happening in your horse's musculoskeletal system during the walk.

Are you looking for details about how to steer your horse? Listen in as I discuss in detail how to properly execute turns and what happens if you rely solely on your inside rein for turning. Want to become a client? Visit my website, heartcenteredhorsemanshipacademy.com for more info and how to get in touch!

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