How much "off-time" is enough "time-off" when it comes to your horse/horses? This is a question that arose when I was calibrating my current program format. I had intended to begin "actively" working with my horses again. I realized after approaching them that they were still in process. This promoted me to re-evaluate what needed to be done. Today I plan to touch on this somewhat briefly. https://heartwalkwithhorses.com/
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How much "off-time" is enough "time-off" when it comes to your horse/horses? This is a question that arose when I was calibrating my current program format. I had intended to begin "actively" working with my horses again. I realized after approaching them that they were still in process. This promoted me to re-evaluate what needed to be done. Today I plan to touch on this somewhat briefly. https://heartwalkwithhorses.com/
In this episode I am doing my best to unpack the concept of intention when it comes to working with, or "training" horses. Using tools, or aids and how your "intent", or "intensions" affect the results. Again, this is a very real and unscripted conversation about a deeply personal subject for me. Once again, I pray you find value in the content. It will only get better. :) https://heartwalkwithhorses.com/
Heart Walk with Horses Podcast
How much "off-time" is enough "time-off" when it comes to your horse/horses? This is a question that arose when I was calibrating my current program format. I had intended to begin "actively" working with my horses again. I realized after approaching them that they were still in process. This promoted me to re-evaluate what needed to be done. Today I plan to touch on this somewhat briefly. https://heartwalkwithhorses.com/
