In December 2016 I started to offer an online course about Equestrian Goal setting. It\’s one of my fun projects and my students really liked it. What is your goal? I enjoy helping other enthusiastic equestrians with splitting their goals into achievable steps. It has been so rewarding for me to see people achieve their own goals […]
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If you scroll to the topics on my blog you might have noticed that I am writing a lot about planning and journaling. The reason is, that it helps me a lot in training my horse efficiently and therefor I reach my goals. Which I like! Often I reach them even sooner than I expect and that works
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If you are serious about making your equestrian dreams come true in the future start planning it today. Make it easy for yourself and start really easy if you are not yet in the habit of writing your equestrian goals down. It can be scary to make a training plan for a whole year or multiple year.
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What is a training plan? Is it really necessary to write it down? Isn\’t that time consuming? These are the things people ask when I talk about training plans and shaping plans. Training plan You don\’t have to make a training plan, but it will help you become a better clicker trainer faster. Why? Because
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This is the final part of this series where I talk about the tools I have learned to use since I started using clicker training. I didn\’t use them all right away and I use more than these ten I write about here. I hope they may inspire you to try something new. Click to read part
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Your comfort zone is where you feel good. You can feel like an expert in your comfort zone. That\’s a wonderful feeling. The downside is that you can\’t grow inside the boundaries of your own comfort zone. Try something new, something scary. Achieve your equestrian goals, develop yourself as rider or horse trainer. Accountability partner (AP) Have
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When I was looking for a horse a few years ago a friend of mine kept asking nagging me about my \’goals\’. What was my purpose with this soon to buy horse? She was not satisfied by my vague answer \’I just want to ride dressage\’. She kept asking \’What do you mean by \’just\’
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1 Think about your dream What would your ultimate dream with your horse look like? What are you doing? Who is involved? Are you excited (eventing) or relaxed (trailriding)? Take your time to figure out what your ultimate dream really is. 2 Set goals What do you need in order to achieve your goal (see
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin Setting goals makes my life at the barn interesting. It keeps me on track. My goals are my guideline, not a straight-jacket. Without my training goals I would be lost. I write my goals down and then I think about the things I \’need\’ in order to accomplish them. Do
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Like many other horse owners and riders I also sometimes \”don\’t feel like going to the barn\”, or the feeling \”I don\’t know what to do\” (riding or training). Why is that? My horse is my passion! Sometimes I get this feeling because it feels like I don\’t have a goal in mind to work on.
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