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August 1-7, Last week! «Maia's Training Diary Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. August 1-7, Last week! Friday, Aug 14 2009. Jul-Aug 2009 - Working Student. August 2, 2009. I did more HTF, which can be pretty difficult! It is definitely a feel thing (hence the Horsemanship Through FEEL! And not anything with a formula, which can make it difficult and yet rewarding. I just sort of practiced going forward, switching directions, LF, stopping, etc. Sometimes I (have to? Use a lot of energy and other times it is a very quiet and subtle thing. August 3, 2009. I had l...
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2009 December «Maia's Training Diary Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. Monday, Dec 28 2009. I just wanted to let you all know that I have a new blog, so this one will kind of fall out of existance.🙂 The new blog will be a lot more active (aiming for 2-3 posts per week) and will contain a lot more than horse training entries, including articles and thoughts of my own. You can see it at http:/ www.cambriahorsemanship.wordpress.com. April, 2009 — Horsemanship. August 2009 — Horsemanship. February 2009 — Horsemanship. Introduction — How It All Began.
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The Inspiration for my Essay «Maia's Training Diary Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. The Inspiration for my Essay. Sunday, Aug 16 2009. Introduction - How It All Began. I was thinking, and I realized I never put the story of how I was inspired to write what I did in the essay that won Maia. People have asked me several times how I came up with the story, so I figured I would write out the full explanation… and of course, post it here for posterity’s sake.🙂. And, I guess, they did. The Inspiration for my Essay. September 7, 2009 at 7:50 AM. Have a nice day. Februar...
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Aug 10 — first ride at home «Maia's Training Diary Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. Aug 10 — first ride at home. Thursday, Aug 20 2009. August 2009 - Horsemanship. Lunged and rode Maia for the first time here at home, using the cavesson (no bit) and no side rein. I lunged in a corner but of course the arena was far bigger than at Mrs Webb’s, but she did all right! Sometimes got pretty impulsive but nothing too bad, and she had beautiful canter transitions both directions! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). February 200...
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Aug 10-20 — flymask fear, and in hand cavesson work «Maia's Training Diary Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. Aug 10-20 — flymask fear, and in hand cavesson work. Thursday, Aug 20 2009. August 2009 - Horsemanship. August 10-20, 2009. Well, I’m leaving for college tomorrow, so this may be my last diary post for some time. However, I’ll try to keep posting, perhaps more things like training thoughts/ essays or even perhaps random and unrelated things.🙂. Anyway, so I’ve started Maia on grain, so I go out and call her to it twice a day. She’s learning to come when called! Empowered Horses: Le...
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Maia's Training Diary » This blog is about the training of my mare, Maia. » Page 2 Maia's Training Diary
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Maia's Training Diary. July 26-31, Advancing riding. Friday, Aug 14 2009. Jul-Aug 2009 - Working Student. July 26, 2009. I kept on playing with total free shaping, except keeping her at a little distance from me. She played with SW (the only trick she knows well, other than ramener) but as I wasn’t walking with her she started turning it into back crunch, and was actually getting it! It was very helpful to have her a little away from me. July 27, 2009. July 28, 2009. Her HTF work is better! July 29, 2009.
