In today’s world of perfectly framed videos and breathtaking highlight reels, it’s easy to forget: most of what we see online is just...

Sometimes, despite our best efforts, things don’t change. We offer a cue—nothing happens. We ask again—still unclear. We start wondering:...

What True Guidance Feels Like in Horse Training and Beyond There’s a world of difference between being in charge and truly leading. We’ve...

I still remember when the idea of writing an e-book felt like a far-off dream. A quiet whisper of “maybe one day”… Well— that day has...

✨ A Week to Remember ✨ I’ve just returned from a truly special and fulfilling week in the US—spent with my dear friend Deanna, her...

Why repetition without reflection can block true understanding. In horse training, redirection is a useful tool—when used with purpose,...

Why clarity, not control, shapes the conversation with your horse. I recently stumbled upon the saying “Don’t think your feel away”  on...

This image came back to me in today’s review class— an old analogy I used to love and still find so deeply true: Imagine shaping a...

Lately, this theme has quietly woven itself back into my thoughts and work: how much power there is in slowing down—not to take pressure...

Balancing Body and Mind in Movement When we speak of movement in horse training, we often focus on the physical: reach, flexibility,...

In the world of horse training, we often speak about building strength, developing collection, or unlocking suppleness. But how often do...

In a world where horse training is often reduced to shapes and steps, I believe it’s time we spread a different message—one rooted in...

Every year on my birthday, I take a quiet moment to reflect — not just on the past twelve months, but on what really matters to me. Again...

“The art of riding lies not in making the horse do what you want, but in creating a space where they want to do it with you.” In...

Sometimes, it’s not the big breakthroughs, but the small, quiet adjustments that make the biggest difference in our conversations with...

There’s a big difference between correcting a horse and making them aware of something. Correction is often fast, mechanical, and...

Sometimes, it’s the smallest changes that create the biggest shifts. In my recent review class, two powerful themes emerged that...

In the world of horse training, we often focus on the biomechanics, aids, and exercises that shape our horse's physical development. Yet,...

In our latest PIB review session, two profound themes emerged that resonate deeply with the philosophy of partnership in horse training:...

A recurring theme in our recent PIB review classes has been the importance of "doing less" while maintaining clarity in our cues/aids....