EP046: Body Language Expert Greg Hartley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- In this episode I speak with one of the top 10 body language experts in the world, Greg Hartley. We’ll talk about reading body language, interrogation techniques and how they relate to horses and horses training (they are remarkably similar) - He’ll also talk about our own body language and the importance of your own awareness of it, and what to do when you feel fear.
About the Guest:
Greg Hartley is a former army interrogator, interrogation and resistance to interrogation instructor. He has written ten books on body language and behavior and co-teaches online courses at Body Language Tactics. Currently he spends most of his time on Wall Street and in corporate America. He is also one of four experts on a the popular show The Behavior Panel on TH-cam.
About the Host:
Karen Rohlf, author and creator of Dressage Naturally, is an internationally recognized clinician who is changing the equestrian educational paradigm. She teaches students of all disciplines and levels from around the world in her clinics and the Dressage Naturally virtual programs.
Karen is well known for training horses with a priority on partnership, a student-empowering approach to teaching, and a positive and balanced point of view. She believes in getting to the heart of our mental, emotional, and physical partnership with our horses by bringing together the best of the worlds of dressage and partnership-based training.
Karen’s passion for teaching extends beyond horse training. Her For The Love Of The Horse: Transform Your Business Seminar and Mastermind/Mentorship programs are a result of her commitment to helping heart-centered equine professionals thrive so that horses may have a happier life in this industry.
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That's the most I have ever seen Greg smile. You are both such interesting people to listen to. Thank you both.
Thank you Karen for reaching out to Greg Hartley for this interview. Thank you Greg Hartley! This was super cool! Karen you asked the questions I wanted to know. I'm a huge fan of The Behavior Panel and Body Language Tactics. I'm also a horse lover. My motto was make it fun for the horses.
I so agree. The things that I struggle teach are often overcome with a treat or postive motivator in minutes vs weeks. Sometimes, it's a clearer signal.
And It's not just the treat as people think. It's engagement. I think occasionally our equine friends need a little motivation just like we do. Obviously, we need many tools in our toolbelts but a little fun should be had by all. Trust vs dominance all the way!
I'm here cause of the The Behavior Panel. Greg Hartley is great.
When I’m around my horse and I start getting scared, I sing… out loud or in my head… it forces me to focus on the lyrics
Thank you Karen and Greg, I really enjoyed your conversation.
The Behavior Panel is awesome!
Karen, you make me smile with your excitement having Greg on your podcast. I so enjoy the Behavior Panel also. Learn so much!
I am aTBP junkie and I FINALLY searched on “Greg Hartley horses” and found this video. Wonderful conversation - thank you Karen
Hello fellow TBP junkie! 🤩
Good discussion. Horses are interesting. Greg seems to be in his natural element here. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Karen, I'm here from The Behaviour Panel, just love these guys, great to find out more about Greg. You nailed all their mannerisms with parody of their show, they're great sports they'll love it 🥰
Yay!!!!! Greg and horses! My day is made!
This was great. I’m a fan of you both. The Behavior Panel is incredible.
My OTTB mare to very attuned to my breathing whether I’m on the ground or on her. This was a good reminder for me to be more mindful of myself. Aware of how I’m impacting her. TY
Fascinating!! Im an animal lover.. tho THE BEHAVIOUR PANEL brought me here 😊
Great convo guys! Thank you kindly.
I have been curious about Greg’s experience with horses since also becoming hooked on TBP. I’m trained to work with horses in Equine Assisted Therapy. Thank you for this podcast 😍
Have either one of you ever watched any of the Steve Young horsemanship videos! I believe he is truely gifted.
Great video, love the compassion for working animals as well as companions.
Holy cow! Greg on horseback jousting in armor! Such a fascinating interview. I am not interacting with horses, but so much of what you shared is relevant to my relationships with cats. And-how to talk with myself about a difficult task. The process of: first create a space, then build rapport, focus on the task, then relax the energy again is brilliant!
Oh just found this Channel! Yes I have been watching Greg and BP for a year now and I'm an rider for 40 yrs. I will have to go back and watch episode 1 of your Chanelle 🤗
Great interview Karen!! I wanted to know more about Greg's life with horses too!very cool😎
Wow! I did not know Greg knew this much about horses.
Karen you're fantastic. I'm an addict of TBP and your parody threw me out of my chair laughing...it was brillant. I rode when I was young and I wish I continued with it. I'm going to be binge watching all your episodes...I'll have to take a break at 12:30 on Thursdays though...😉. Stay safe.
Now I'll always think of Greg on horses. I'm a little horse crazy. I've only had a pony 🐴. Have either of you watched WHEN HORSES CHOOSE? The lady who has the TH-cam. Show is wonderful. Also HORSE PLUS HUMANE SOCIETY does horse rescues. They have HORSE PLUS HERO'S on TH-cam. Thanks for the show ❣️🐎
It's infectious how excited you both are on this video 😂❤ I don't have horses, but my sister has in the past. Just came for the chit-chat 😊 great interview!
I love Greg and came here from the Bahavioural panel. I have horses and also farm birds.. Interestingly, winning the trust of birds is similar to horses. Thanks for this interview.
What a wonderful lesson about living with horses! Thank you for what you do and having Greg on your show. What is cribbing and when a horse does something you don’t like, how do you break him of this habit.
cribbing is a stereotypic behavior often caused by boredom, or stress... and it can remain as a habit even after the cause has been removed. The horse bites and pulls on a fence board or similar. It is soothing, so is an 'adapter' in body language terminology.
Re: Breaking habits... it depends on the behavior/habit. That is a pretty general question, but ...For me, if a horse does something I don't like I try to find the cause. Remove the cause, then I teach a different behavior.
Love Greg, that’s why I’m here.
These are two people who speak the same language.
Coming into this episode late...Surfing with the behaviour dudes this evening😁.
Interesting interview.
Thank you.
Wanted to share another level from an animal communicators point of view. I have found some of the horses I've worked with tend towards a heirarchy. This was surprising yet it also makes sense. I feel Karen, that you resonate a very grounded energy that seems somewhat natural for the horses to be able to handle. It makes sense that you would get the most out of your animals in that field. High respect for that. 💌
I find that many animals {horses included} seem to understand more subtle frequencies of sadness due to anger, over sadness due to grief, also anxiety due to fear and anxiety due to a disorder. There seems to be an understand of brain function and wavelengths within the mind that shows how we process information. So if those synapses are disrupted or unnatural in some way there is a sense of empathy there for that on some level. They are, along with other animals, routinely not given enough credit for the amount of information they process on the daily from us humans and other animals. No two are the same as we are as well.
In reading your information box talking of 💟 "heart centered" 💟 commitment That's really where these animals come from. Oh! ...They also have a great sense of humor depending on the individual 🤠😊
Thank you for an enjoyable hour 🐎
~S
Thank you for a very interesting episode - I follow the Behaviour Panel and love horses too 😊
Wow, I would love to meet Greg. Thank you for sharing this. I loved your take on the fab four.
I haven't ridden for many years but I found this very interesting. Love the Behaviour Panel! Wondering what Greg meant when he said he used to be a theatre guy, going on stage...any ideas?!
I saw a couple of scenes from The other boleyn girl being filmed here in England. Was so exciting, a hundred or so people on horse back together.
Love behavioral panel! Love Greg ,I dont know why I like his voice and watch his mouth ,something cool about it . And I love horses ,grew up riding with my cousins and neighbors, bot many people have horses anymore down here in Florida ,shame.
Love the toe curling technique!
I’d love to see a video of Greg jousting!
What a fascinating insight into his other activities other than behaviour analysis.
Thankyou.
Blue heelers♥️ my all-time favorite dog died a few years ago. She was amazingly intelligent and kind and very fast. Australian cattle dog and German shepherd mix. Great dog!
But Greg didn't even realize that horses relaxed breathing out where the nostrils
vibrate, was just that
a cleansing sigh.
But I do appreciate and happy that Greg admires horses.
Remember too, the military breaks you down so they can build you back up,
sort of like the mentality of a horse being "Broken"
That's not a good way to go, in my opinion.
But Greg is right- "A Bucket represents food" yep! lol
Greg is one of the more honest/sincere panelists of the group
This was awesome! I love GH and all of the guys at TBP. It was wonderful to hear Greg say that he rides Quarter Horses, amongst others, as I trained and competed with them for many years. It's a pleasure to meet you!
Awesome!
Decades ago I and my then boyfriend went on a guided trail ride. All the way to the turnaround he had... issues so we swapped. Again I had no issues but he did.
I love Greg Hartley and am also addicted to The Behavior Panel! I had a horse as a child, but I don't know what 'cribbing' is?
Horsewoman here
Hey there Greg, did I see you joust at Kryal Castle in Ballarat? Was that you under all that armour?
Horses are centint beings
Greg Hartley and horses! Say no more.
I'm cracking up here. I ride an Arab and that breed gets a bad rap for being crazy and spooky. I'm constantly explaining to people that they are completely sane. They just see what's coming hours before you do. Pay attention to their body language and you'll sit that spook like a champ.
I took a lesson out of Greg's book and taught my gelding to kiss me. He does it with such sweetness and kind eyes despite being the herd alpha. Aka shithead.. He was gelded late. My son has a fit . "Mom you are going to get your face bit off". No, he wants a treat and knows this behavior works really well to get it. Body language two- ways!
Mares are so smart. I have a pony that would bum rush when the barn door was opened. I'd cuss and get mad at the little brat. Well, my big mare caught on by reading me and started biting the pony and chasing her off when she would try to do it. She's a grulla QH with some old lines not a Hancock but a Poco Bueno. She learns just as much from watching me with my gelding as she does in training.
Great show. This was a real treat! TY both.
Greg, If I could ask you a question, a first question would be me leaning on, "...tha-at..." around 3:40 Greg. The shrug. What's going on with that, respectfully. 🙂
Sentient?🙏💚
Old wives' tales are usually true.
I know! How did it become a derogatory term?