Approaching Training with an Open Mind

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Everyone has a slightly different way of doing things when it comes to training horses. Yet, many of us experience the same challenges from day to day. You'll always hear me say that knowledge is powerful. However, knowledge is only as powerful as your individual application of this knowledge. Progressing your training program requires you to have an open mind. It requires you to take a step back and analyze the small changes that can make a big difference. On today's episode, I'm breaking down a few recent challenges I've experienced in my training program and how small applications of knowledge have helped me progress my horses through the daily challenges of training. Read the full show notes at philhaugenhorsemanship.com/podcast.

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