Quite often new organizers are a bit stressed by arrangements. I often get the feedback of how difficult it is to set up a seminar. As a former professional event manager, I would like to give you a few tipps for a relaxed preparation and a great seminar. They also...
Is there a role for the Yerkes-Dodson-Law in horse training? Frauke Musial & Celina Skogan Many of us have probably made that experience, at the latest in school or at university: Even if you think you are perfectly well prepared, it might be awfully difficult to...
Why slow is smooth & smooth is fast Did you know that studies showed that keeping deep focus is only possible for a limited amount of time? The average number among TOP-students at University was 18 minutes. After that, they took short breaks, especially unaware...
How the human mindset is changing the human-horse interaction, and why it is important to be aware of it. When it is about horse training, it’s all about communication. Communication is always going in at least two directions: The one who is sending an...
When asked by his protégé, the young King Louis XIII, why the rider works with sideways, Pluvinel replies: ‘We need sideways to straighten.’ At first, that sounds contrary. Why should we work a horse sideways to straighten it? What is a mystery...
