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Added on December 01, 2021 -- Length 1:27:13

Feel VS Technical

feel technical
It's a common topic in our clinics. And we've touched on it in webinars as well. In this show, we dig deeply into the details. There are two distinctly different regimes we can exist in when we're training or riding a horse. Those are feel and technical. What are they? When would we want to use one, the other or both? Both feel and technical are ways of presenting ourselves; ways of communicating. And there are times when we need to favor one over the other. And ultimately they merge together to form our unique and personal riding style.

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Feel VS Technical

feel technical

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December 01, 2021 -- Length 1:27:13

It's a common topic in our clinics. And we've touched on it in webinars as well. In this show, we dig deeply into the details. There are two distinctly different regimes we can exist in when we're training or riding a horse. Those are feel and technical. What are they? When would we want to use one, the other or both? Both feel and technical are ways of presenting ourselves; ways of communicating. And there are times when we need to favor one over the other. And ultimately they merge together to form our unique and personal riding style.