Liberty Groundwork – the foundation for communication between you and your horse The new instruction video from ways2liberty. Trailer: https://youtu.be/dmLlaprtPVk Natural horsemanship – the art of communication between humans and horses. Liberty is winner of the Equinale Film Festival 2016 in Germany. Liberty is selected for the Equus Film Festival 2016 in New York. A real partnership between humans and horses requires mutual respect and mutual trust – and a language that both understand. Every horse lover can create an invisible bond between themselves and the horse. But how can it be done? How do I get my horse’s attention? How do I get it to follow me? What can I do to make it stay by my side? Be natural! Act naturally and you will soon win gain your horse’s attention and trust. In the six chapters of this instruction video, horsemanship trainers Patricia von Schwedes and Imke Jürgensen show how liberty work creates a trusting relationship between humans and horses. Content: 1 – Catching and natural following 2 – Sending away and inviting when in motion 3 – Setting direction, gait and speed 4 – The inside turn 5 – Positioning at the shoulder 6 – Precise following at the shoulder Patricia von Schwedes and Imke Jürgensen – ways2liberty – teach liberty work all over Germany. The name says it all when Patricia and Imke let others benefit from their knowledge and ability during their workshops. Both care deeply about natural interaction with horses and about liberty groundwork. They believe these are the foundations for a spirit of cooperation between humans and horses – creating trust and respect using a language horses understand. Created in cooperation with Schauwacker Filmproduktion, this video provides intuitive and inspiring instructions that enable any riding enthusiast to communicate with the horse without rope and halter in a way that the horse understands and thus achieve the greatest possible harmony with the horse. Using different types of horse and different breeds, Patricia and Imke demonstrate detailed, consecutive training sequences, which make liberty work a satisfying and enjoyable way of working with your horse. The film has parts that are subtitled. .weiterlesen