Episode 11: Ego

Today we talk about how our egos can get in the way of advancing the partnership with our horses. Lyn emphasizes the importance of remaining humble, i.e. being open to the possibilities but also understand that we don’t need to have all the answers.  (Thanks to Fascinating Earthbound Objects for “Elevator” which
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Episode 10: Fear

Lyn discusses and provides perspective on two common types of fear which we can experience as horsemen: fear of the horse and fear of failure when others are watching us perform. (Thanks to the artist Krestovsky for “Litterbug” as our background music.)
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Episode 9: Consistency

Consistency is a lot more than doing the same thing every day at the same time.  Lyn talks about the importance of consistency in small details when we work with our horses and uses the example of giving your horse an aid to walk off as an exercise in consistency. 
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Episode 8: The Messiness of Learning

Instead of being critical and judgmental of ourselves when we’re learning something new, Lyn recommends that we embrace, have fun, and view learning new skills as a positive experience. (Thanks to the artist Krestovsky for “Litterbug” as our background music.)
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Episode 6: Soft Feel

What is “soft feel” and how might we get it?  Lyn shares with us her concept of soft feel taking us to a new level of understanding horses and improving our horsemanship.  (Thanks to Fascinating Earthbound Objects and his composition of “Elevator” for our musical background.)
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Episode 3: The Mental Game

What role does the “mental game” play in your riding experience? In this episode, Lyn discusses the role of emotions when learning a new riding skill, the importance of visualizing your ride, and the value of setting realistic goals. (Thanks to “Fascinating Earthbound Objects” for the musical background.)
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Episode 2: Listening to Your Horse

Lyn shares her personal experience of the importance of listening to your horse. She gives us some practical advice on developing the skill set to recognize what our horses are telling us. (Thanks to “Fascinating Earthbound Objects” for the musical background.)
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