Introduction:
In this episode of How We Communicate, Belinda Bolsenbroek delves into the transformative power of using one's voice when working with horses. She shares her experience of frequently communicating with her horses through gentle and comforting words, creating a warm and centred vibration that horses find soothing and reassuring. Belinda discusses how the voice can generate energy and regain the horse's attention without the need for yelling or high-pitched tones, which can be counterproductive.
Benefits:
Summary:
This session underlines the transformative role of voice in horse communication. By using a calm, soothing tone and positive language, you can create a deeper and more effective connection with your horse. Belinda’s insights into how voice can generate energy, manage anxiety, and enhance communication offer valuable tools for building a trusting and harmonious partnership with your horse.
Belinda Bolsenbroek is an international authority on the Art of Classical Equitation in which the historic relationship between horse and human is expressed as a spiritual connection between two beings. Belinda harnesses the wisdom of the Old Masters, combines that wisdom with the science of biomechanics and shapes them both into a clear and defined practice that allows you to take your horsemanship to the next level.
Horses have stood at man’s side for over 4,000 years.They are our most noble companions and the ancient relationship of trust, honour and passion endures to this day.From the heroic war horse to the steady plough horse, our shared experience stretches back through the ages and is passed down to us through our genetic memories, our most prized ancestral gift.With Belinda’s guidance, you will discover this ancient inheritance and the pure joy that comes from a deep connection with your horse and look forward to the day when you become an ambassador, educator and an inspiration to others.
Empower yourself with Belinda as your coach - Belinda Bolsenbroek Academy.Now is the time to take the opportunity to invest in yourself, develop your skills and succeed.No matter how long you have been riding, whether you are an old hand or new to the art of horsemanship, there is always more to learn.As you gain greater insight into a topic, the more you learn, the more likely you are to recognise how much there is still to learn.
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