Blogs1 - 10 of 45 recent posts for tag:Lunging
17
Dec
2009
Let’s Fly Our Kite …

19 hours ago by poettraveler

Look up there! Each one floats Tumbling slowly and lifting, Soft as a prayer, Far above the trees, Lunging at this and that cloud,, Yet seemingly with ease. Oh how I wish I was there Under the eye of the sun Rolling – it must be fun. Keep hold! It starts to soar In lofty loops once more. Take in the ...

Poettraveler's Blog - poettraveler.wordpress.com · 1 reference

08
Dec
2009
Mark Rashid: Ground Driving 101 DVD

9 days ago by Mary H.

I recently watched one of Mark Rashid’s DVDs, Ground Driving 101, after renting it from Giddyupflix. I was interested in watching this DVD because I love Mark Rashid’s books and would like to start with some ground driving work with a few of the rescue horses. Overall, I was not very impressed with ...

Stale Cheerios - stalecheerios.com/blog · Rank: 142,332 · 9 references

“How to Lunge a Horse” New How to videos from Horsemart

9 days ago by horsemart

Quick shout to all you guys, Horsemart have got together with our friends from Plumpton College to create a new series of How to video guides. This series of videos focus on “How to Lunge a Horse” the videos look at why and how we lunge our horses, we also cover lunging with a Pessoa, a Chambon and ...

Horsemart's Blog - horsemart.wordpress.com

28
Nov
2009
Fearful Dog Training

19 days ago by Lionel1

overcoming fear. watch the dog go from nervous to relaxed within the hour session. you can see his tail tucked way under his belly, then up in the middle, where it should be. Professional Pet Services, Dog Whisperer of the South Shore – Pembroke, MA www.professionalpetservices.com 781-293-6222, Laur ...

Family - lionel1.com/family

25
Nov
2009
Jumping the gun…and daydreaming…

23 days ago by sammyqc

Bailey’s registered name is ‘Crown the Moment’. I like it but…it is a racehorse name, no? I’m looking down the road, to when we start entering the jumper classes, and, you know, winning the Kubota cup here in Ottawa, and all the other Grand Prix classes all over the world! Okay, reality check, thank ...

Backing Bailey - baileythewonderhorse.wordpress.com

18
Nov
2009
Female conditioning exercises should they be different to male?

29 days ago by balancedbodymind

The answer is emphatically yes, particularly in the initial stages of programming. A woman’s body needs to be exposed to conditioning stress that targets in particular the neck, upper back and pelvis. Gravity, long hair the seated position and high heeled shoes all serve to add additional stress to ...

Balancedbodymind's Blog - balancedbodymind.wordpress.com

07
Nov
2009
Slow and steady

40 days ago by seoforever

CHIN UP Tone your upper body Getting to be a top-class athlete involves perfecting techniques one at a time Many a time I have had parents walk into my gym and demand a four-week programme to make their children faster athletes. What about work ethic, consistency and years of nutritional habits and ...

Hyderabad News is the one ... - newshyderabad.wordpress.com · Rank: 23,314 · 14 references

Unexpected Creativity

41 days ago by terrimiller

Under the trees, Saumur Thinking about my most recent France trip, and about creativity. It was a strange trip in that every time we turned around … something was turned around. Between the weather at Saumur, and the lack of a rental car, and more bad weather, by the time I got on the plane for the ...

Terri Miller: On Paintings,... - terrimiller.wordpress.com · 7 references

04
Nov
2009
Bungee Reins and How to use them

43 days ago by The Help

This has to be one of the most popular subjects on Duchess Diaries and they are increasing in popularity. Bungee reigns or bungees are a brilliant training aid for all types of horses when used correctly. They can be used to help strengthen and improve muscle usage and are also very helpful in the r ...

Duchess Diaries - duchessdiaries.com

18
Oct
2009
More on Roundpen positions

61 days ago by horseideology

Although I have talked about the Roundpen and the positions, those were in diagrams. I thought it would be helpful to show it in still photos (and later in video) to aid in your understanding. In order to slow or stop the horse, the position is in front. The photo here was one of the few I could get ...

Common Sense Horsemanship - commonsensehorsemanship.wordpress.com · 2 references

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