Tag Archives: groundwork

Body Language Reality Check

Posted on May 11, 2016 by liascott

As I worked Tally on the lunge today, watching her move in or out, changing her tempo based upon my movements, I started to ponder a video I recently saw. (I’m an introvert – pondering things is what I do.) … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Out Loud | Tagged "Natural" Horsemanship, body language, communication, groundwork, horse and rider partnership, Horse training, lungeing, reality check, relationships, training myths | Leave a comment

Transformation or just transitory?

Posted on April 13, 2016 by liascott

A wise old horseman once told me that geldings settled at seven years of age, and mares at eleven (stallions were not mentioned). I always accepted this as just a general comment that geldings settled sooner than mares, not really … Continue reading →

Posted in My Journey | Tagged behavior, groundwork, Horse training, lungeing, partnership, progress, Tally | Leave a comment

The Aid System

Posted on March 21, 2016 by liascott

I’ve been spending my spare time playing with the new sand in the arena. More on that in another post. For this post I wanted to bring back some of the words of wisdom shared in the ground work conference … Continue reading →