13 episodes
The Emotional Horsemanship Podcast with Lockie Phillips Lockie Phillips
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5.0 • 14 Ratings
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A horsemanship and horse training podcast for deeply caring horse people. Solo, Guest and Community Episodes exploring the important tide of change currently sweeping the horse world.
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Feels Like Coming Out of Michelle, with Michelle Knapp
Michelle Knapp is a profoundly experienced horse who has seen the tides of change come, recede and then come again. She is a friend, colleague and EH associate instructor who tells us a behind the scenes story of the anatomy of a horse life lived intensively, widely and openly. She is also outrageously funny, and I am so glad to have her on the pod! We love you Michelle! For more information check out www.emotionalhorsemanship.com!
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Feels Like Freaks and Geeks with Shannon Beahan
Sign up for the Emotional Horsemanship Foundation Online Course: https://www.emotionalhorsemanship.com/emotional-horsemanship-foundation-online-courseShannon Beahan is the horse woman behind Humminghorse Equestrian on Instagram. She lives on Vancouver Island and works as a trainer, instructor and coach locally and online.Find Shannon here: https://www.humminghorse.com/Shannon is a tremendous horse woman and probably Lockie's favorite trainer on the planet! Do not miss this co...
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Feels Like Community Cohearance
Start the Emotional Horsemanship Foundation Online Course here:https://www.emotionalhorsemanship.com/emotional-horsemanship-foundation-online-courseJoin Lockie and an intimate group of deeply caring horse people in this community podcast! The episode starts off with a webinar on the Importance of BASICS in training, redefining our understanding of Horsemanship Basics and why they are so important. Then, the episode jumps out into a Q&A, where the voice of others and their que...
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Feels Like the Motive for Movement
This solo episode I explore a major problem; when a horse stops moving.Before we can implement strategies and tools for this, we need to understand WHY a horse has stopped moving. And not all solutions to a lack of movement involve, making them move again. Explore more of emotional horsemanship here:www.emotionalhorsemanship.comFor more information check out www.emotionalhorsemanship.com!
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Feels Like Dressage for the Discerning Horse Person with Bettina Biolik
Discover more about Bettina here!https://academicartofriding.pl/about-bettina-biolik/Subscribe to the Emotional Horsemanship Video Library here: https://www.patreon.com/EmotionalHorsemanshipThank you for listening to our deep dive into the state of dressage, what it is like working with our clients and the experience of building responsible dressage within qualified community. For more information check out www.emotionalhorsemanship.com!
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Feels Like Pure Presence of the Horse with Lynley Bolt
Continuing the Kiwi theme brings us Lynley! Lynley Bolt is a life long horse woman who has always preserved her love and heart for the horses beyond everything else. Known as the Kiwi Vaquero, she blends classical in-hand work, Vaquero Dressage and Stock Work in Clinics and soon online courses for horse people worldwide. A colleague and a friend, I totally forgot we were recording for the public and could listen to her stories of a life lived with horses, for days and days.&n...
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Listen, Care, Do Better
"We've got to do better, and we must do better," summed Lockie Phillips in dialogue with Becks Nairn during the brilliant [April 4, 2024] episode that introduced me to the Emotional Horsemanship podcast. By this point in their conversation I was nearly in tears, feeling for once so deeply affirmed in my own pursuit of ethical horsemanship the past several years that looks very much like doing a whole lot of nothing compared to the conventional and often coercive "train harder, do more" horsemanship I'd learned as a youth -- and that I too often see is still being pushed by countless professionals influencing today's ambitious young riders. If other episodes of this podcast likewise echo themes relating how modern science, kind empathy and educated feel honor our horses and yield secure horse-human relationships, then we WILL do better by horses. Highly recommend picking an episode, setting ego aside, and diving in for a worthwhile listen.