📖 PIB e-Books
Thoughtful resources for riders who want to understand more than just what to do.
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The PIB e-books are designed to help you develop a deeper understanding of your horse, movement, and the decision-making behind good training.
Rather than offering fixed recipes or quick solutions, each e-book explores the principles that shape thoughtful, horse-centred training. They are written to help you observe more clearly, ask better questions, and make training decisions with greater confidence and understanding.
Whether you are just discovering the PIB approach or have been following the journey for years, each e-book builds upon the previous one while also standing on its own.
Because good training is rarely about collecting more exercises.
It is about learning to see.​
🌿 Start with the Free eBook
The Art of Shaping Balance is the perfect introduction to the philosophy behind Pferde in Balance.
Inside you'll discover the ideas that shape the entire PIB approach—from balance and communication to biomechanics, self-carriage, and thoughtful guidance. It offers a gentle introduction to the way I think about horses and the principles that influence every lecture, challenge, review class, and training decision.
If you're new to PIB, this is the ideal place to begin.
🧠Continue with the PIB Compass​
The PIB Compass takes these ideas a step further.
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Instead of focusing on individual exercises, it provides a practical framework for reading your horse, understanding where you are within the learning process, and making thoughtful decisions about what comes next.
It is not a system of rigid rules or fixed answers.
Instead, it offers a way of thinking that helps you stay adaptable while remaining guided by healthy biomechanics, clear communication, and the individual horse in front of you.
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Because the destination is never the Compass.
The destination is always the horse.
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I hope these resources encourage you to look a little closer, think a little deeper, and enjoy the fascinating process of learning alongside your horse.
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Happy reading,
Carolin