Episode 240: How to relax your body and communicate clearly when riding.

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Many riders experience doubt, tension, or frustration when riding because they are unsure of themselves, or are confused by their horse's response. Many horses exhibit resistance and behavior issues because they are confused.  In this podcast I discuss: Common reasons riders unintentionally give conflicting cues. How and why the cue system changes as a horse advances in training. The importance of diagnosing if your horse is confused or resistant. Simple changes can profoundly improve your connection with your horse. If you would like help communicating more clearly with your horse, check out my Resourceful Rider program (click here)

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