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Wow wish I had found you sooner , as you make it so easy to understand what you doing and why , I am looking forward to doing these on my boy who suffers and holds a lot of tension in him self after getting hit by car 6 yrs ago .
Hello! Glad you found us and happy to help :-) Check out www.HorsesInsideOut.com There is lots more info on there and also all the free tutorial video channel on our academy page... www.HorsesInsideOut.com/academy
Thank you for making this video! I learned a lot and I subscribe to your channel to learn more. Are there any exercises with the tail that would help a horse with navicular?
Hi Nancy, Thank you for your comment. If you head over to teh website Horses Inside Out, click on teh ACADEMY, wait for it to load, you will then be able to scrool through all teh videos, webinars and online lectures. Check out teh Pilates webinar. That mihght be helpful for you. Here is the link: www.horsesinsideout.com/webinar-pilates Kind regards, Jay
Hi Nancy, If you head over to our website, HORSES INSIDE OUT, click on the ACADEMY button, wait for the page to load, you will find so many videos, lectures and webinars. I'd suggest looking at the PIlates video - that might help you. Here is the link:www.horsesinsideout.com/webinar-pilates Kind regards, Jay
I have a question about yanking the horses tail on a regular basis. I know a guy (mid 20s, very illiterate and arogant) who grabs horses by the tail in our stable and gives them a proper strong, abrupt and uncoordinated yank, as hard as his arms allow him. As a vet and someone who is interested in any form of body work on horses I am appalled and I actually screamed at him the other day when he did that to a mare I'm paid to work with after her competition. My sister works for his girlfriend (late 30s) and her stallion and sais since he started doing those tail pulls the stallion has shown progressive problems with coordination and strength in his hind quarters. I am worried he might be damaging the vertebrae in the sacral area, as it is a young stallion and I've seen videos of the pelvic regions of young horses (as young as 7 yo) that had improper or incomplete fusions of the vertebrae in that area due to horses simply stumbling and yanking their carts (trotters) since the age of 2
My horse's end of her tail was cuted, and clearly she got some bad feelings aboit it and doesn't like to be holded. Though she never try to quick me or so and her tail is not exactly normal, can I still perform the exercises with her?
Who else only watched to see if the horse kicked her? By the way, the horse rocking from side to side looks like a protective measure against her over bending it. If you pull a human’s arm in a direction it is not supposed to go, the human will move to the side too. The human would likely start turning before there is any danger too, much like the horse is doing with its tail.
We recommend that you only do this exercise if your horse is not prone to kicking. As with all exercises we recommend that you introduce the exercise gradually so that the horse becomes used to the action. If the individual horse does not like the exercise we recommend that you do not use it.
5:45 i love the reaction from the horse.
Thank you so much!! Very nice and easy, yet, looking helpful. Thank you!!
❤ i have and love your books!
Thank you for chapters
I don’t have a horse any more but I’d love to learn more !
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thank you! @@horsesinsideout
Wow wish I had found you sooner , as you make it so easy to understand what you doing and why , I am looking forward to doing these on my boy who suffers and holds a lot of tension in him self after getting hit by car 6 yrs ago .
Hello! Glad you found us and happy to help :-) Check out www.HorsesInsideOut.com There is lots more info on there and also all the free tutorial video channel on our academy page... www.HorsesInsideOut.com/academy
Excellent. And gorgeous horse.🤗👍
Thank you!
Should we be careful that the horse will not kick us??
Yes it’s always important to observe and read your horse
Thank you for making this video! I learned a lot and I subscribe to your channel to learn more. Are there any exercises with the tail that would help a horse with navicular?
Hi Nancy,
Thank you for your comment. If you head over to teh website Horses Inside Out, click on teh ACADEMY, wait for it to load, you will then be able to scrool through all teh videos, webinars and online lectures. Check out teh Pilates webinar. That mihght be helpful for you. Here is the link:
www.horsesinsideout.com/webinar-pilates
Kind regards,
Jay
Hi Nancy,
If you head over to our website, HORSES INSIDE OUT, click on the ACADEMY button, wait for the page to load, you will find so many videos, lectures and webinars. I'd suggest looking at the PIlates video - that might help you. Here is the link:www.horsesinsideout.com/webinar-pilates
Kind regards,
Jay
I have a question about yanking the horses tail on a regular basis. I know a guy (mid 20s, very illiterate and arogant) who grabs horses by the tail in our stable and gives them a proper strong, abrupt and uncoordinated yank, as hard as his arms allow him. As a vet and someone who is interested in any form of body work on horses I am appalled and I actually screamed at him the other day when he did that to a mare I'm paid to work with after her competition. My sister works for his girlfriend (late 30s) and her stallion and sais since he started doing those tail pulls the stallion has shown progressive problems with coordination and strength in his hind quarters. I am worried he might be damaging the vertebrae in the sacral area, as it is a young stallion and I've seen videos of the pelvic regions of young horses (as young as 7 yo) that had improper or incomplete fusions of the vertebrae in that area due to horses simply stumbling and yanking their carts (trotters) since the age of 2
My horse's end of her tail was cuted, and clearly she got some bad feelings aboit it and doesn't like to be holded. Though she never try to quick me or so and her tail is not exactly normal, can I still perform the exercises with her?
Its their honour tail , their hair
Who else only watched to see if the horse kicked her?
By the way, the horse rocking from side to side looks like a protective measure against her over bending it. If you pull a human’s arm in a direction it is not supposed to go, the human will move to the side too. The human would likely start turning before there is any danger too, much like the horse is doing with its tail.
I am worried your safe
Would not do those tail pulls from that position. If it hurts, he could kick you right well.
We recommend that you only do this exercise if your horse is not prone to kicking. As with all exercises we recommend that you introduce the exercise gradually so that the horse becomes used to the action. If the individual horse does not like the exercise we recommend that you do not use it.
That horse is doped up. Good idea cause it looks like that horse has some pain over the hips. Ouch!
Ha ha ha!! My horse is not doped!!! Full of grass and snoozing maybe but definitely not doped!!