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I am so thrilled to find you and your special way of teaching. My horse is very high strung and I am having trouble feeling confident. I look forward to more sessions.
Awesome, Cheryl. I’m delighted you’re here. A new horse is always fun and challenging.
Thank you for lesson 1 with great information to start building confidence in the saddle. I’m a novice rider with a new horse and confidence is something I find challenging right now. I am positive hopeful and excited to learn more
Hi, Tally. Thank you for writing a note to Taylin. I bet you will find some tools that will help you.
To understand how to grow my confidence with my horse is important to me. I enjoyed your lesson very much and look forward to the remaining sessions.
Thank you, Ellen! I appreciate your kind words. Welcome and I’m glad you’re here.
Thank you for a great video. I feel that confidence within and confidence with riding are the two that struck me. I have a lack of confidence both in riding and personal, so therefore I would like to look deeper into myself and see why that is.
Hi, Shawn. I understand what you mean. I think/hope you will find these lessons valuable in being able to be present with confidence with your horse. That is what we all so strive to do.!
Thank you, Mary. I’m delighted you are here!
Great, Lisa! Welcome and I’m glad you’re here!
You have a beautiful and calm way of speaking. Enjoyed your video and look forward to working on these connections with my horse.
I changed horses off and on last year, while I ran the new horse, it helped me build confidence with the horse I ride regularly. This will help me do the same thing with both horses so I can barrel race consistently. The new horse is my mom’s horse and he just seem easier to ride. I want to feel the same on both.
My horse is a rescue with an abusive past. It has taken me years to gain his trust. He looks to me for guidance and leadership. I often wonder if I am enough for him. I lack the confidence he needs at times. The less I trust myself, the less he trusts me. I am learning to how to be a confident leader for him, but I still have a long way to go.
I understand, Angella. Learning with our horses is such a combination of technical, along with mental/performer skills. I hope you enjoy this series and I’m glad you’re here!
Thank you for your comment Tammy. Yes… I agree with you… and there are practices that help with that.
The “not a robot” screen hangs up and then I get a “sorry” page. Can access notes, but not the video. Thanks.
I changed horses off and on last year, while I ran the new horse, it helped me build confidence with the horse I ride regularly. This will help me do the same thing with both horses so I can barrel race consistently. The new horse is my mom’s horse and he just seems easier to ride. I want to feel the same on both.
Thank you for your comment, Taylin! Yes, these tools do so help! Glad you’re here.
We welcome you! Thank you for being here. I would love to hear your thoughts. Barb