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Discover free work – Video 3

Free work always means working on the relationship too, and a joint motion dialogue is only beneficial for both sides if either side is able to mentally and physically cope with the situation. Therefore, it is always up to our horse to determine the ...

Move together

Free work with horses is always based upon a complex and intuitive interaction of both partners. In my opinion, the resulting motion dialogue does not depend on the guidance of one side alone, but happens through the interaction...

Tanz‘ mit deinem Pferd!

Freiarbeit mit Pferden basiert immer auf der komplexen intuitiven Interaktion beider Partner*innen. Der entstehende Bewegungsdialog ist dabei aus meiner Sicht nicht allein von der Führung der einen Seite abhängig, sondern ergibt sich aus der wechselwirkenden...

Free work with two horses

My Haflinger mare Mausi and my PRE gelding Harry not only differ in gender and physique but above all in behavior and personality structure. Harry is an extroverted type, is very playful and energetically tackles life; Mausi in contrast, appears to be...

Freiarbeit mit zwei Pferden

Meine Haflingerstute Mausi und mein PRE Wallach Harry unterscheiden sich nicht nur im Geschlecht und im Körperbau entscheidend, sondern vor allem auch im Verhalten und in ihrer Persönlichkeitsstruktur. Während Harry ein extrovertierter Typ ...

Secrets of free work

The more we are able to open our intuitive perceptual channel for the movements of horse and human, the less difficulty we will have to develop a truly synchronous dialogue of movement with our two-legged training partner...

Discover free work – Video 2

We continue to rediscover the joy of movement in our seminar with Lea and her thoroughbred Arabian horse Salima. After having and raising a foal, the mare shows little energy, and is not as enthusiastically absorbed in free work as before. So, we would...