What is this shoulder-in? And do we really need it? Understanding the shoulder-in allows us to answer these questions for each individual horse that we ride.

Using NLP to help you communicate to your rider, in the pattern that they can respond to, visually, auditorially or through touch.
Using NLP to understand WHY? riders look down and why many riders have problems with going in a certain direction. Hint: It all has to do with what they are feeling.

Since Gueriniere first wrote his text, horsemen have agreed to disagree and the debate continues. So which is correct and why? Why have horsemen disagreed so vehemently on this subject?

I do not think there is anyone more gracious, more old world mannerly with quietness and kindness and caring then Herr Zettl. This is a man deserving of respect. A man who cares about horses, a man who had and is dedicating his life... the rest of his life to helping this most noble creature... this creature that we call a horse.

We must be aware of the information and knowledge of the biomechanics of the horse and how he moves. One of these components is the awareness of the longitudinal component of the walk.

I am excited about the people I have met this past month, by the generosity of their spirit. Not asking for anything in return. Just happy to share of their knowledge ~ of their experience. It truly has been a blessing. Especially ...