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Thanks for sharing :) Do you use Science of Motion in your work ?

What about Vaseline?

Am incredibly grateful to have learned from those two wonderful ladies how to move my body with more ease and efficency. My horse seems to notice the change as well- she too is more at ease moving in a relaxed, yet stable manner with me on her back. ❤❤❤ to both of you❤❤❤

Arab's are one of the most resilient breeds on earth. The thing I'm wondering is chiropractic treatment which most horse owners forget. Carrying weight on any back is going to affect skeleton alignment over the years. I had one full Arab and one Arab and saddlebred cross. Knees went out and rehomed to good trustworthy friends and still have them. Being 31 is incredible to begin with. She's beautiful.❤

Good info, thanks! With Vern's EPM i always need to check for sweat or lack of... i also liked the physiology behind the heat acclimation, makes complete sense when u live with 4 seasons it does take a bit to get used to the weather changes.

Loved this podcast

❤Hercules

"The one place your horses still go upside down is during the transition from walk to halt and from halt to walk"...wise words Ladies.

This is a comprehensive summary of everything I needed to learn to work with Blaze. Watching what you are doing with the reins, legs,and back, listening to the introduction of what you are doing, and the continuing explanation of what is going on - all very helpful.

I DID read the article - 2x ( thanks for sharing/providing ❤❤) and Kinda understood, but you two ladies going over details and explaining sure helped. One thing I did not realize was the " Rib-cage, as a Stability muscle". Need to wrap my head around it for a little more ... Envious of you two, because you have each other to bounce off/ discuss/ brainstorm valuable reseach- findings. My horsie-friends are just not interested 😮 (besides Steph, that is). Thank you both for sharing so freely❤❤❤

Wait. Is she saying that a strangulating lipoma can be caused by a grain diet? I've looked and looked and asked vets if there is any way to prevent this. They all said no. One of mine had 7 feet of small intestine taken out, and did well, but then had another strangulation a year and a half later and we lost him. 😞 He was a very picky eater (and hard keeper TB) and never did well on an all forage diet. I tried. So I did add some senior feed so he would actually eat. 😐

My two favorite Teachers and Mentors 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Amazing Zoom- learning more and more about the fallacies of Cookie-cutter online courses.

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and the only reason we don’t want him to come is that he’s we are the not a team we have the talent but he has to play in the right direction position so to be honest he is the one to play for the best club and I

do I have a good time at work tomorrow morning at seven I can get go for it I don’t think it’s too late I have

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Ahhhh. NOW I get it! This is a great explanation. On inside circle inside front and outside hind ABduct and outside front and inside hind aDduct ( am better " seeing it in diagonals). I remember ABduction as " somebody is taken away" ( only have to remember one😂). Now I just have to figure out what would happen to rest of legs if outside front aBducts.

Pausing to interrupt a habit🎉🎉🎉❤❤. Love jt- will be another of motto❤

One of my two is very bug sensitive. Agree on using the SWAT on the belly. I also use on his sheath area or any little spots that he has scratched raw. In his ears I use Dermafas, as those get irritated by bugs quickly. Fly mask with ear covers. -- I haven't looked into allergy shots. That's an interesting idea. Thankfully I have Summer Sore flies / nematodes under control, so it's just regular fly situation. -- Gotta combine fly management with the avoiding raw spots from scratching etc. It's a complex situation. Thanks for your video.

I aquire a dysfunctional balance after an accident- am aiming to get back into my functual Optimal balance?

Love the " Allow Space" for the horse - much more fitting than Micromanaging.

Ohhhh❤❤❤ what an Eye-opener🎉🎉. I always hated the stiff perched riders...so, I moved with the horse...but it was not. A Still move- more like a Drunk Sailor😂😂 ( or rag-doll)- unbalancing my horse even more. Thanks to you two amazinng ladies and a great Zoom with Kristen I can NOW feel the difference in Self and my horse🎉🎉🎉

❤from contraction to relaxation...the in-between to me sounds like a " healing-crises". Makes so much sense now, how difficult this in-between phase is for horses. I want my horse to feel Safe with me, trust me- that's the relationship I want. What I have now is wonderful- but my horses deserve more. Thanks-as always...you guys make me THINK!!❤❤❤

And WHY is this amazing info not known to average mortal? So much info to digest- can't wait to have it all sink in. Instability!! Thank you two ladies so much🎉🎉

So boring.... tzzzzz

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Turtle-Dust😅😅😅 that's what my rather imbalanced lil pony " kicks up". Love the ' straighness" thru tight turns. Your explanation ( not sure here or in the other videos I bing-watched) of " neck will straighten out last" ( think I quited this correctly). Thank you so very much fir all the great sensible info. Will DEFINATELY get your help in long-reining🎉🎉

Watching this one now❤. The owner is sooo endearing- had to giggle lil on the tangled ropes and her calm repeated ask to ask the equaly endearing horse to move. I can see myself do same. Great learning video- and soooo much education fro. You. Thank you🎉🎉

Interesting!! I heard you say : " tighten hindend lead and give slack to front lead" in the beginning, but ...I did not " get it " until end of video😅😅😅😅. Will re-watch a few more times. Just started to be interested in long-reining...your apporach- as far as I comprehend at ti's point- seems the most sensible one🎉🎉🎉. Thank you❤

JR gets an A+ for grass diving. Lol

She does look better Kirsten.

Another banger ladies. The advice on the long reins is legit.

Nice watching him do the rehab work himself, for himself. Second time watching… trying to understand the change in his posture. He seemed so much more comfortable at the end, moving smoother and happier.

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Excellent explanation as usual. You guys are great! Many thanks

I am rehabbing EPM horse he’s weak and wobbly. Have to avoid grass with him on a small track. I don’t want to flag too hard for relaxed nervous system but Walking is difficult without being on a grass or hill. He gets really bored easily too. Seems like I just have to push hard to get past grass Would you just push and allow him to get over it? Suggestions?

Love this. JR is both. Walked slow, stopped often, gaited at a slow movement...yes, whip, spurs, fuss...you name it, I tried it. Then the "road-runner" showed up. And you know how this story goes and ended.

You're on the right topic don't know much. About the topic very boring but would love to talk to you

You're on the right topic don't know much. About the topic very boring but would love to talk to you

You're on the right topic don't know much. About the topic very boring but would love to talk to you

I felt itchy just looking at them 😬

Could you post pictures of your horses body changes? Looking for help with forming a successful diet change with Fancy, and of course JR. JR did not loose weight on the diet, however, Fancy looks larger???

This was so informative and made me think about my horses behavior in a whole different light. Plus I love what you said at the end about some of the issues are between the horse and the human. That is something to remember! You two are amazing!

Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been trying to medicate my horse’s eye for a couple days but it’s tricky on your own, this worked a treat!!!

This made so much sense! Awesome.

Love that I can understand more of this foriage nutrition. ... Thank you Kirsten and Stephanie.

Long and low has never looked good to me. Unnatural.

There were so many ‘aha’moments in this podcast. Great information. Thanks