If you’re not getting the results with your horse you deserve, you’re probably are falling into the same common, but HUGE traps I did.
It is so important to me that you reach your riding goals and I am passionate about helping, so I’ve just put the finishing touches to my new, free 4-part straightness training coaching series:
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All riders know WHAT they do.
A number of riders know HOW they do it.
Fewer riders know WHY they do what they do.
Why does an exercise like shoulder-in exists? What is the purpose of this exercise? What is the cause of this exercise? Do you belief in this exercise?
Most riders communicate with their horse from the outside in, from the clearest thing (what) to the fuzziest thing (why).
But the inspired riders all act and communicate with the horse from the inside out and they start with WHY*.
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Today it’s Blue Monday, the most depressing day of the year, according to researchers.
The third Monday of January has been awarded with this cheerless title due to a combination post-Christmas blues, credit card bills on the doormat, failure of New Year’s resolutions and – in Europe – cold dark nights and awful weather.
The result: feeling down, being inactive and the tendency to give up totally.
Here are 9 things you might like to think and do to stick to your goal, beat Blue Monday and to beat winter blues this week 
When you experience problems with your horse, do’nt quit, never give up. There’s no such thing as “having a problem with your horse”, just breakthroughs waiting for YOU to make them happen.
On the picture you see my horse Maestro when he was young and having problems with ME! I was his biggest problem (and fortunately I also became his solution ).
Thanks to the ‘problems’ I gained an immense amount of knowledge and experience in the fields of natural asymmetry and straightness training.
So sometimes the ‘bad’ things that happen in our lives put us directly on the path to the ‘best’ things that will ever happen to us.
You don’t always get what you want, but what you need. Maestro was my challenge, my opportunity to learn and to grow. And I am very grateful to that!
So never give up and never quit, because your ‘problem’ can be an unbelievable gift in disguise!
Here are some tips you might like to consider if you would like to be the best rider you can be in 2013:
1. Decide what you want and decide your goal
Before you start training and riding your horse it is important that you have a defined goal. Follow your heart. Life’s to too short to spend it doing something with your horse you don’t love. So what’s your passion, what are your goals and dreams? What would you like to reach within 4 weeks, within 4 months, within 4 years? If you absolutely knew you couldn’t fail, what would you do together with your horse? Write it down, and every day make a small step towards that goal.
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