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Two Brains, One Aim

A Riding Coach's Key Concepts For Bringing Horse And Rider Together (and Ending In Success!)

Eric Smiley
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Trafalgar Square Books

About

Riding well can be a puzzle. This book puts together the pieces, including:- How humans and horses learn.- Striving for partnership vs. dictatorship.- Early training and developing skills.- Demystifying equestrian-speak.- Dressage outside the arena.- Ground poles for the rest of us.- Jumping and cross-country tips.- Solving problems, wherever you ride.- Competition psychology.- Being coached and being a coach."This book is aimed at riders, coaches, and anyone interested in learning more about how humans and horses interact. I have tried to harness my own experiences when I cover the three main disciplines-dressage, show jumping, and eventing-and how they relate to one another. I look at how those in a coaching position can guide riders to perform better by making their lives less complicated and more fulfilling, and I examine how riders can apply the same principles to training their horses and become self-sufficient."-Eric Smiley

Related Subjects

  • Horses
  • Pets
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Equestrian
  • Animal Sports
  • Sports & Recreation

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