Jack Lieser's
Natural Horsemanship clinics, workshops and demonstrations will give you an
opportunity to learn and observe the power of the
Natural
Method of Horsemanship
no matter what
discipline you prefer. In these workshops, you will learn the importance
of being the leader in your herd of two, you and your horse.
From the lessons Jack teaches, you will grow in your understanding of how horses
think and will become better equipped to eliminate common horse behavior
problems. You will develop a partnership with your horse that begins with groundwork and carries over into riding. As you get more sophisticated in your natural horsemanship, you will see a difference in both you and your horse. This improvement will show up in lateral flexions,
suppling work and the collection that you do with your horse.
You will learn how to develop your independent seat, the necessary element of all good riding.
Children who are taught the natural method of horsemanship are much safer around horses because they understand why horses behave the way they do. They learn that being the leader for their horses does not depend on their size, but on their knowledge of the horses� ways of thinking.
This understanding is the foundation to everything they want to do with their horses.
Horses are playful animals and this concept of fun runs through all of natural horsemanship. The steps in natural horsemanship are called games because they are based in the play that horses engage in with each other. Bring your sense of fascination and fun and get ready to play with the horses.
Jack Lieser holds
the following horsemanship clinics. Check
Jack's Calendar of Events for details about locations near you. You
can make your reservation by filling out the
Registration Form.
Here is an overview of what the clinics are
designed to accomplish: Foundation Class
This class is designed for students who are
new to Natural Horsemanship. This is your
beginning class if you have had no lessons and are new to this type of
training. This is your refresher class if
you have had just a few lessons and need to review and practice beginning
horsemanship concepts and skills.
This class is designed for students who have had a few lessons with Natural Horsemanship and have played the ground games enough to have established some positive responses from their horse. The riding portion will include walk, and trot. You will progress from your current level of skill and be challenged to improve your timing and release.
The topics discussed in this class will include the following and more:
The topics discussed in this class will include the following and more:
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Jack Lieser's
Natural Horsemanship clinics, workshops and demonstrations will give you an
opportunity to learn and observe the power of the