Introduction: Christine Corbidge highlights the significance of adapting training approaches to fit each horse's individual personality. Understanding the balance between introverted and extroverted tendencies is crucial for effective training and connection.

What to Expect: Christine will explore:

• Introverted vs. Extroverted Horses: Learn how to identify and adjust your training based on whether your horse tends to be introverted (thinking before acting) or extroverted (acting before thinking).
• Adjusting Training Approaches: Discover how to adapt your training methods to either encourage more activity in extroverted horses or provide more time and space for introverted horses.
• Reading the Horse and Situation: Understand how to read your horse’s current state and adjust your approach accordingly, whether the horse needs more engagement or a quieter, more thoughtful interaction.

Benefits:

• Develop the skill to identify your horse’s personality type and adjust training methods to fit their needs.
• Learn techniques to balance training for both introverted and extroverted horses, enhancing their overall well-being and responsiveness.
• Improve your ability to read your horse’s cues and adapt your approach in real-time for better training outcomes.

Christine’s insights offer practical advice for tailoring your approach to each horse’s unique personality, leading to more effective and empathetic training.