Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
What is this?
Less
More

Memberships

Get Good With Horses Courses

160 members • Free

1 contribution to Get Good With Horses Courses
🐴 Check-In Time: What Are You Getting Good At?
✨ Let’s pause for a moment and take stock. In horsemanship we often focus on what we still need to improve, but sometimes it’s just as important to notice where things are starting to click. 👉 Where are you beginning to feel that shift from: “This is new and confusing…” to “Oh…my horse understands this now.” So I’d love to hear from you. In which area are you starting to feel more solid? • General skills (space, leading, handling etc). • Relationships & bonding (mirror work, let’s go see etc) • Groundwork ➜ Liberty pathway • Young horse training • Or something else entirely Where are you starting to feel that sense of satisfaction where the horse understands the request and it’s no longer brand new? Those moments matter. They’re signs that the communication is becoming clearer and the partnership is strengthening. Share one thing you and your horse are starting to get good at. 👇 Let’s celebrate the progress that comes from showing up and doing the work. 🐴✨🫶
🐴 Check-In Time: What Are You Getting Good At?
2 likes • 6d
I have a young horse - Kai - who is almost 5 years old. Since I have him with me (almost a year algo) we've been working on building trust with each other. We are mainly focusing on groundwork exercises at the moment, as he's never been ridden (except in one occasion where I got to ride him for a brief time during a 2-day hike with him and he almost didn't notice, he was really chill; that's where I saw that he trusted me more than I thought and all the previous work had paid off). At the moment, I'm getting good at detecting signs of tension whenever we do any exercise and getting him to release this tension (as he doesn't quite do that easily) and doing every exercise in a relaxed way. I'm also trying to work on the "lightness" when asking things to him (back-up, lower the head, move the hindquarters...). In conclusion, you could definitely say I'm getting good at knowing him!
1-1 of 1
Magalí De Soler
1
3points to level up
@magali-de-soler-4595
Magalí

Active 17h ago
Joined Jan 20, 2026
Powered by