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3.22. The 80 / 20 Principle

Written by Meredith Ransley, on 07-09-2010 11:13

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Published in : Horse Information, Road to Horsemanship

Tags : horses, horse riding and training, horsemanship, quantum savvy

Building soft feel and vertical flexion for a horse, is like building and improving strength, endurance and flexibility in ourselves. For a horse to hold engagement and flexion for any amount of time, takes a lot of strength, physical fitness and concentration. For some horses, the mental and emotional strain can also be quite difficult as holding this position takes some degree of confidence.

Written by Meredith Ransley, on 31-08-2010 09:08

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Published in : Horse Information, Road to Horsemanship

Tags : horses, horse riding and training, horsemanship, quantum savvy

We understand the concept now of Natural Flexion, so how then should we go about setting it up? It’s important at this juncture to understand the sequence of events behind any horse’s action.

3.20. Natural Flexion

Written by Meredith Ransley, on 23-08-2010 09:15

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Published in : Horse Information, Road to Horsemanship

Tags : horses, horse riding and training, horsemanship, quantum savvy

A concept for advanced Level 3’s and Level 4’s to consider is that of Natural Flexion. Back in an earlier article, we discussed soft feel and what it means and how it differs from vertical flexion.

3.19. Introduction To Natural Flexion

Written by Meredith Ransley, on 16-08-2010 10:18

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Published in : Horse Information, Road to Horsemanship

Tags : horses, horse riding and training, horsemanship, quantum savvy

After all the preparation and discussion we’ve done to this point, it’s now time to explore the fascinating subject of Natural Flexion.

Written by Meredith Ransley, on 09-08-2010 10:06

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Published in : Horse Information, Road to Horsemanship

Tags : horses, horse riding and training, horsemanship, quantum savvy

Already throughout the Quantum Savvy programme and previous articles, you will have noticed familiar patterns and building blocks; programmes and patterns that evolve and progress through each Level. Variations upon the same familiar themes.

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We understand the concept now of Natural Flexion, so how then should we go about setting it up? It’s important at this juncture to understand the sequence of events behind any horse’s action.

A concept for advanced Level 3’s and Level 4’s to consider is that of Natural Flexion. Back in an earlier article, we discussed soft feel and what it means and how it differs from vertical flexion.

After all the preparation and discussion we’ve done to this point, it’s now time to explore the fascinating subject of Natural Flexion.

Already throughout the Quantum Savvy programme and previous articles, you will have noticed familiar patterns and building blocks; programmes and patterns that evolve and progress through each Level. Variations upon the same familiar themes.

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