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| 5/2/26 | 61. Horse Autonomy: How Giving Your Horse Choice Builds Safety, Trust & Better Riding | What if your horse isn’t inconsistent…but just hasn’t been allowed to think for themselves?In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, we dive into horse autonomy—what it really means, why it matters, and how it can completely change your riding experience.I’m joined by Elizabeth Reicks, founder of Hatha Equus, to explore how giving horses more choice, responsibility, and freedom within boundaries leads to safer, more confident, and more responsive partners.Whether you ride dressage, trail ride, or are just getting started with horses, this conversation will help you rethink traditional training and start building a more connected partnership.🧠 In this episode, we cover:What autonomy in horse training actually meansWhy control doesn’t create safety (and what does)The difference between obedience and true partnershipHow autonomy improves balance, self-carriage, and behaviorWhy you don’t need to ride bridleless to startSimple exercises to build autonomy in your horse🐎 Featured Concepts:Horse training • Horse behavior • Dressage training • Natural horsemanship • Horse psychology • Rider balance • Self-carriage • Pressure and release • Building trust with your horse • Liberty and bridleless riding🎧 Listen / Follow:Subscribe for weekly episodes on horse training, rider mindset, and building a better partnership with your horse.🌿 Work With Me:Explore courses, clinics, and resources:👉 https://www.equusenlightened.comGet the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding!🔑 Keywords:horse autonomy, horse training, horse behavior, dressage training, natural horsemanship, horse riding tips, rider confidence, horse psychology, how to train a horse, horse partnership, self carriage horse, bridleless riding, liberty training horses | — | ||||||
| 4/25/26 | 60. How to Motivate a Lazy Horse Using the Energy Ladder | Is your horse lazy—or just confused? In this episode, we explore how to motivate your horse using the Energy Ladder, helping you create clearer communication, better forward energy, and true self-carriage. Learn why more pressure isn’t the answer, how inconsistent energy creates dull or reactive horses, and how to develop a responsive, willing partner through timing, feel, and release.Want help applying this with your own horse? Join us inside The Happy Horse & Rider Lab on Skool for deeper guidance, training support, and a like-minded community. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutGet the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 4/14/26 | 59. How Playfulness Helps Horses Learn and Perform Better with Giorgia Ghizzoni | When most riders hear “playfulness” in horse training, they picture liberty work, toys, or something that feels… optional.But what if play isn’t extra at all?What if it’s actually one of the most effective ways to prepare your horse’s body, mind, and nervous system for riding?In this episode, I sit down with Giorgia Ghizzoni, co-founder of Hatha Equus, to explore what playfulness really means—and why it has such a powerful impact on learning, performance, and connection.We talk about:The difference between playfulness and chaosIntrinsic motivation vs. compliance (and why it matters)How play improves coordination, confidence, and self-carriageWhy some horses resist—and what they might actually be telling youHow to start shifting from control to curiosity in your everyday workThis conversation goes far beyond toys and tricks. It’s about helping your horse want to participate, not just tolerate what you’re asking.If you’ve ever felt like something is missing in your training—or like there has to be a better way than pushing through—this episode will give you a new lens to look through.🎧 Stay until the end for this week’s Ten Minute Tuesday experiment to start applying this immediately.Find Giorgia at https://hathaequusinternational.comor on social media as Giorgia Ghizzoni and Hatha EquusGet the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | 58. Why Your Riding Falls Apart and How to Fix It! | Ever feel like everything just falls apart when you ride?One moment you feel capable…and the next you’re thinking,“I have no idea what I’m doing right now.”You didn’t forget how to ride.Your brain just got overwhelmed.In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, we break down what’s really happening when your brain “goes offline” in the saddle—and how to find your way back.You’ll learn:Why stress and physical effort shut down your ability to think clearlyWhy doing more actually makes things worseHow to pause, reset, and re-engage your thinking brainHow to break exercises into simple pieces your horse can understandWhy clarity—not pressure—is the key to better communication and trainingIf you’ve ever felt stuck, frustrated, or like you’re not “good enough” in the moment… this episode will help you understand why—and what to do instead.Get the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | 57. Why Your Horse Isn’t Listening (And Are You Taking it Personally) | Do you ever feel like your horse just isn’t listening… no matter how clearly you ask?Most riders assume they have a training problem.But more often than not, it’s actually a communication problem.In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, we dive into what’s really going on when your horse feels resistant, tense, or “uncooperative”—and why taking it personally might be the very thing shutting down your connection.You’ll learn:Why your horse isn’t ignoring you (and what they’re actually responding to)How the habit of taking things personally affects your trainingThe hidden sense of entitlement and how it shows up in everyday ridingWhy horses learn more like toddlers than machinesHow simplifying your asks can completely change your resultsA simple 10-minute experiment to start improving communication right awayIf you’re ready to stop “fixing” your horse and start having a real conversation… this episode will change the way you see everything.Watch my fly mask experiment here:https://youtube.com/shorts/yVeiMf4CD8U?feature=shareGet the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 | 56. Why Horses Need the Right to Say No | Rethinking Horse Training | What kind of relationship would you want to be in if you were never allowed to say no?It’s a question that stops a lot of horse people in their tracks — and it’s exactly where this conversation begins.In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider Podcast, Anna Fox continues exploring the foundations behind Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart with Seed 3: Relational Consistency.Most riders think about their relationship with their horse only in terms of training or riding. But horses didn’t evolve in training programs — they evolved in herds, where safety, learning, and emotional regulation are shaped by relationships.What happens when we overlook that?Anna is joined by Kim Hallin, founder of Unbridled LLC, a writer and horsewoman who advocates for a more thoughtful and compassionate approach to horses that recognizes them as intelligent, social beings. Together they explore:• What consistency in relationships means to a horse• Whether horses can form meaningful bonds with humans• Why social stability affects trust, behavior, and cooperation• The role of freedom, choice, and autonomy in healthy partnerships• How relational environments may influence many problems we see under saddleThis conversation challenges some deeply ingrained ideas about control, leadership, and training — and invites us to consider a different possibility:That the quality of our horses’ relationships may matter just as much as the quality of our techniques.Get the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnershipFind Kim Hallin at: https://www.kimhallin.com or on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/@KimHallinEmail me at Anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 3/10/26 | 55. The Missing Piece in Most Horse-Human Partnerships | Many riders spend years trying to perfect their aids — better hands, better leg, better timing.But there’s one piece of the conversation with your horse that often gets missed.Awareness.Before your horse ever feels pressure or responds to a cue, they experience you — your posture, your breath, your emotional tone, and the energy you bring into the interaction.In this episode, I’m sharing a clip from my Awareness Workshop where we explore three subtle but powerful parts of horse-human communication:• The energy you bring when you ask a question• The timing of your release• Why showing joy at the reward helps horses understand they got it rightThrough a simple example — putting a fly mask on a horse — we look at how small shifts in awareness can completely change the conversation and create curiosity instead of resistance.If this resonates with you, the full workshop (including the Q&A and additional “aha” moments) is available inside my community The Happy Horse & Rider Lab.Because sometimes the biggest breakthroughs with horses come from the smallest changes in how we show up.Get the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at Anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 3/3/26 | 54. Seeing the World Through Your Horse’s Eyes | What if your horse isn’t being difficult…What if you’re just seeing the situation from the wrong point of view?In this episode, I sit down with former competitive dressage rider turned animal communicator Angie Morin to talk about what it really means to see the world through your horse’s eyes.We explore:• Why horses start with whispers — not “bad behavior”• The difference between correcting and communicating• How tension, spooking, and resistance may be missed signals• Why animals communicate with love — even when setting boundaries• And why “softer and slower” might be the message your horse has been trying to send all alongIf you’ve ever felt stuck in cycles of correction, frustration, or confusion with your horse… this conversation might shift how you approach everything from daily chores to riding under saddle.Because communication isn’t mystical.It’s presence.It’s perspective.And it starts by asking one simple question:What does this look like from my horse’s point of view?Get the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnershipLearn more about Angie at www.angiemorin.comEmail Angie at angie@angiemorin.comCheck her out on Facebook @ Angie Morin, Animal Communicator Email me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 2/25/26 | 53. Why Your Horse Isn’t Progressing: The Missing Piece of Awareness | If your horse isn’t progressing, it might not be a training problem.In this episode, I’m joined by dressage trainer Elaine Hayes of Partnership Dressage to explore why true Awareness is the foundation of sustainable performance. We talk about what we’re actually taught in the horse world — and what we’re not — including how behavior can be a clue, how pain and discomfort are often misinterpreted, and how domestic horse-keeping impacts training outcomes.This conversation kicks off Seed 1: Awareness from Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart — because before you fix anything, you have to see clearly.If you’ve ever felt like something wasn’t adding up in your riding, this episode is for you.Find Elaine here: https://partnershipdressage.comFind the ECVM support group here:https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1aUFBfdUpK/Get the FREE Awareness workshop www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join the Horse and Rider Lab on Skool. It’s free! https://www.skool.com/equus-enlightened-8966/aboutYou can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube under Come Ride with Me Riding Videos. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild-horse-human-partnership Email me at anna@equusenlightened.comHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 12/26/25 | 51. Why Horses Don’t Compete: Rethinking Leadership in Horse Training | Do horses understand competition—or is “don’t let them win” a human projection? In this episode of The Thinking Horse and Rider, Anna explores Leadership in Flow and why dominance-based ideas about leadership don’t align with how horses actually think and learn.Drawing from equine behavior science and real-world riding examples, this conversation challenges the myth that horses are trying to win or take control. Instead, horses respond to safety, comfort, clarity, and emotional steadiness—not power struggles.Inspired by Seed 7 of Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart, this episode invites riders to rethink leadership as shared direction rather than control, and to explore what becomes possible when leadership feels like.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuildEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
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| 12/16/25 | 50. How Autonomy Builds Self-Carriage, Confidence, and Safer Horses | What if autonomy is the very thing that makes horses safer, more confident, and more capable of true self-carriage?In this episode, we dive into the concept of autonomy through both lived experience and research—specifically a study exploring the relationship between horse welfare, rider safety, and rider satisfaction. What surprised me most was discovering that what researchers often call “control” actually aligns closely with what I teach as supported autonomy: clarity, predictability, choice, and mutual influence.We’ll unpack:What autonomy really means for horses (and riders)Why mammals thrive when they feel they have influence over their environmentHow clear communication increases safety without dominationHow to build autonomy step-by-step from the ground into the saddleWhy “advanced” movements are simply the basics, taught in thoughtful pieces and then brought together like a puzzleIf you’ve ever felt stuck, over-controlling, or confused about how to progress without shutting your horse down, this episode offers a different lens—one rooted in understanding, empathy, and leadership as a flow state.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuildEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 11/25/25 | 49. Creating Thinking Horses and Riders with Teresa Pilegaard | In this episode, Anna sits down with biomechanics and adaptive riding instructor Teresa Pilegaard to explore how riders can move beyond the old obedience-based training model and build true partnership with their horses. Teresa shares insights on rider biomechanics, nervous system regulation, groundwork, and why so many riders get pushed past their experience level.Together, they break down how to create safer, more confident, and more connected rides by focusing on awareness, observation, and communication — not force. If you’ve ever struggled with fear, tension, or feeling “stuck” in your riding, this conversation will help you rethink your approach and reconnect with your horse on a deeper level.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuildFind Teresa Pilegaard, Dorato Performance Horse, and North Star Stables NOVAhttps://doratoperformancehorses.com/Join the Everyday Equestrian https://doratoperformancehorses.com/everyday-equestrianEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 11/13/25 | 48. Your goal is to make your basics better and better. | What if the simplest thing your horse can do—stand still—was actually the foundation of everything you’ll ever teach them?In this episode, Anna dives into how true self-carriage begins with the simplest asks and why the classical masters (and the best modern trainers) all agree: advanced work is just the basics, done better. You’ll learn why returning to fundamentals isn’t regression, it’s refinement—and how every new level of dressage is just a deeper version of the same conversation.Anna also introduces the next Seed of Partnership: Relational Consistency—and how it bridges the gap between your horse’s physical balance and emotional trust.Stay tuned to the end for this week’s Ten Minute Tuesday experiment—your invitation to rediscover precision, presence, and partnership in the simplest moments.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedFind out more about Reconnect, Rebuild, and Ride with Heart https://equusenlightened.com/reconnect-rebuild Email me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 | 43. How to Stop Balancing on Your Horse’s Mouth | Have you ever caught yourself grabbing the reins when you feel off balance?Maybe it’s not even conscious—you just realize later that your horse’s mouth became your safety net.Here’s the truth: if you’re balancing on your reins, you’re not riding with your seat. Ditch the reins for 5 minutes a day and improve your riding!Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/@equusenlightenedRead blogs or find more links @ https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 7/6/25 | 39. Control is just an illusion… so what do we do instead? | In this episode of Come Ride With Me, I combine two powerful experiments—“Find the Rhythm” and “Make It Messy”—to show how letting go of control actually creates more clarity in the saddle. You’ll ride along with me and Namastee as we explore how to feel what’s happening, respond without overcorrecting, and use messy moments to build better communication.If you’ve ever felt stuck between wanting a perfect ride and not wanting to micromanage your horse, this one’s for you.✨ Let it be messy. Let it be real. Let it be progress.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is Equus Enlightened.https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 6/6/25 | 36. The Harder You Try, the Slower It Gets | Why forcing the perfect response from your horse might be the very thing holding you both back.Ever feel like the harder you try to ride correctly, the more your horse resists—or delays their response altogether?In this episode of Come Ride With Me, we’re digging into the learning science behind latency—that hidden gap between cue and response—and how perfectionism in the saddle can actually slow your horse’s learning (and yours too).I’ll walk you through a simple experiment you can try today with your horse to test how your energy and intention affect timing, clarity, and flow.Spoiler alert: it’s not about riding less.It’s about trying less hard.🎧 Ready to turn tension into timing magic?Let’s ride.Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is Equus Enlightened.https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 5/23/25 | 34. Letting Go of Control: The Power of Passenger Riding | This is a follow-up to the weekly experiment in episode one. You can also watch the video on YouTube. Take the Are You a Perfectionist Quiz? at www.equusenlightened.comFind me on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Horse-First Dressage: Compassionate Training and Connection or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened.You can also view videos of the riding episodes or listen to all of them on YouTube. My channel is Equus Enlightened.https://linktr.ee/equusenlightenedEmail me at anna@equusenlightened.netHappy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 7/27/24 | 32. Avoiding Harm: Advocating for Your Horse and Yourself | Join Anna Fox as she navigates the complex world of horse training, focusing on building harmonious equine partnerships through curiosity and awareness. This episode pivots from a planned topic to address a recent scandal involving Olympic equestrian Charlotte Dujardin. Anna emphasizes the value of understanding horse psychology and human emotional responses, advocating for a more thoughtful, less reactive approach to training. Tune in for insights on creating an enriching environment for both horses and riders, and stay updated on her plans for the podcast's upcoming second season. | — | ||||||
| 7/13/24 | 31. Playing with Trailer Loading: Building Confidence and Exploring Skills | In this episode I play with a young horse working to build confidence around trailer loading. We often hear the phrase "it isn't about the trailer". While this is very true, trailer loading is often a tangible goal that fits the human mindset. I use highlight techniques that build confidence and trust, but the most important lesson is to remain perceptive and mindful. I talk about some of the things I noticed in previous sessions with this horse that might make his desire to load questionable. I ask Remi a few different questions so I can gauge his responses before we even go near the trailer. Then, I focus on his mind being engaged and curious with the trailer. Which allows him to have the courage to step inside. Listen to this episode and get some practical guidance on nurturing your equine partner's bravery and curiosity. Discover strategies for teaching your horse to explore independently and handle challenging situations with ease. Dive into an insightful journey of fostering emotionally stable equine companions and becoming a perceptive rider. For more resources, visit Equus Enlightened online. For those of you interested in videos of the podcast, there are some up on youtube. My channel is Equus Enlightened and it’s linked in the linktree below. Find out more about Equus Enlightened at www.equusenlightened.net or on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Powerful Equestrian Partnerships or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened. https://linktr.ee/equusenlightened Email me at anna@equusenlightened.net Happy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 6/2/24 | 29. Daily Practices for Sustaining Relaxation, Energy, and Balance | This week, I team up with Ibo to explore the critical relationship of balance, relaxation, and energy for both horse and rider. I'll jump into how to improve the qualities of relaxation energy, and balance separately; before you start to combine them. Helping you and your horse have a better understanding of what is expected. In these episodes, I delve into techniques for maintaining physical and mental well-being, ensuring proper self-carriage, and addressing common riding challenges. Perfect for equestrians aiming to deepen their understanding of their horses' needs and enhance their riding experience. Don’t miss this comprehensive guide to achieving harmony with your horse. For those of you interested in videos of the podcast, there are some up on youtube. My channel is Equus Enlightened and it’s linked in the linktree below. Find out more about Equus Enlightened at www.equusenlightened.net or on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Powerful Equestrian Partnerships or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened. https://linktr.ee/equusenlightened Email me at anna@equusenlightened.net Happy Riding! | — | ||||||
| 5/12/24 | 27. Celebrating Moms: Honoring the Supportive Role of Horse Moms | In this episode of "Come Ride with Me," host Anna Fox celebrates Mother's Day by honoring all the moms out there, including horse moms. She gives a shoutout to her own supportive mom and acknowledges the challenges of being a mom while also pursuing a passion for horses. Anna emphasizes the importance of maintaining a playful mindset and encourages listeners to approach their interactions with horses and children in a playful and lighthearted way. By doing so, she believes we can create a healthier and more joyful environment for everyone involved. Stay playful and happy riding! Find out more about Equus Enlightened at www.equusenlightened.net or on social media as @equusenlightened. Join our Facebook group titled Powerful Equestrian Partnerships or join the community and the Dressage Naturally Video Classroom at www.patreon.com/equusenlightened. https://linktr.ee/equusenlightened Email me at anna@equusenlightened.net | — | ||||||
| 4/27/24 | 25. Play to Learn | In this episode of "Come Ride with Me," host Anna Fox discusses the importance of incorporating play into horse training. She explains that horses and humans learn best in a state of play, and that playfulness is one of the top drives for horses. Anna emphasizes the need to reward effort and to stop and reward both the horse and the rider even for a really good try. She also encourages riders to vary their workouts and avoid boredom in order to keep horses engaged and motivated. Tune in to learn more about the play principle in horse training. | — | ||||||
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