Monique Potts' Horsemanship Masterclass

Monique Potts' Horsemanship Masterclass

Monique Potts provides valuable insights into desensitizing horses to various stimuli, ensuring a safer and more harmonious experience for both horse and handler. From introducing fly spray and fly masks to acclimating horses to clippers and rope halters, Potts demonstrates patient and systematic approaches to familiarizing horses with potentially alarming objects. Moreover, she emphasizes the importance of groundwork in building confidence and trust, addressing scenarios such as water crossings and bridge crossings to instill calmness and resilience in nervous horses. Potts also delves into riding techniques, highlighting the significance of connection, independent seat, and balanced body position for effective communication and harmony between horse and rider. With a focus on gradual progression, mindfulness, and understanding the horse's cues, Potts facilitates a holistic approach to horsemanship that prioritizes the well-being and development of the equine partner.

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Monique Potts' Horsemanship Masterclass
  • Connect Your Horse to Your Body

    When you're warming up to start riding take time to get your horse connected to your body with these tips from Monique Potts.

  • Don't Overface Your Horse

    Know your horse's boundaries and learn how to end your ride on a good note and not overface your horse during a ride.

  • Exercises for a Horse on Rehab

    Is your horse coming off of stall rest and needing to ease back into a riding routine? Monique Potts shows you a couple of ways you can exercise a horse that's unable have any intense exercise.

  • Dealing With an Anxious Horse on Stall Rest

    Do you have a horse that's coming off stall rest that gets anxious in the saddle? Monique shows you a few things you can do with a horse that can't handle intense exercise but needs to mentally quiet his brain.

  • Checking In With Your Horse During Warm Up

    Monique Potts works with a client and has her take time to check in with her horse during her warm up to make sure her horse is ready to work.

  • Testing Transitions

    Monique Potts works with her non pro and explains why it's important to take time to test your horses transitions and see if he's responding to your cues during your warm up.