Natural Horse Training

Tellington TTouch/TTEAM Clinics Offer New Perspective on Horsemanship, Training

Written by Press Release

Three TTEAM trainings, based on the Tellington TTouch Method, present an opportunity for you to bring your relationship with your horse to the next level. Regardless of discipline, breed, or level of experience, you will learn the tools and techniques that can foster the magical partnership between you and your horse that most people strive for a lifetime to achieve. Here’s a great opportunity for your horse to improve his coordination and athletic potential, develop confidence, be rid of stress and anxiety, and become the best partner he can be. And it’s a wonderful opportunity for you to raise your level of horsemanship and expertise.

Colorado Trainer Practices Holistic Rehabilitation

Written by Betsy Furth

Colorado trainer has found success following her heart and instincts in using healthful, natural products, combined with a hands-on, labor intensive approach

Lynn Palm’s “40 Tips for the Competitor”

Written by Lynn Palm

2010 marks Lynn Palm's 40th year as a horse trainer, competitor and clinician. As a thank you to her loyal supporters and fans, the world champion has created a list, “40 Tips for the Competitor” to share some of her vast knowledge from her perspective as a judge and as a competitor.

Training Tips for Bathing Your Horse

Written by Kim Baker

The key to this training process is pressure and release. The pressure is the water spray and the release (remove the water) is what we want – our horse standing still to be bathed. Another key returning the water spray to the horse’s “comfort zones” as we branch out to uncomfortable areas; this is also a form of pressure and release.

Paraequestrian Aims for 2010 Games...and More

Written by Melissa Roddy Wright

Elizabeth Pigott was in middle school when doctors told her she likely would be in a wheelchair by the time she was 35.

Now a 23-year-old biomedical research assistant from Downingtown, PA, Elizabeth has arthrogryposis, a rare congential condition characterized by contracted joints and muscle weakness.

Lynn Palm’s “40 Tips For Better Horsemanship"

Written by Lynn Palm (press release)

Remarkably, 2010 marks Lynn Palm's 40th year as a horse trainer, competitor and clinician. As a thank you to her loyal supporters and fans, the world champion has created a list, “40 Fabulous Tips For Better Horsemanship” to share some of her vast knowledge of horsemanship and equine management.

"These are really useful tips that I use everyday when I am out in the barn or traveling with my horses. My hope is that everyone will be able to find something useful in this list," says Palm.