October 28 Clinic – Human Horse Sensing

Held at Silver Stables, 3121 W Desert Hills Dr.  Phoenix, AZ.  8:30 a.m to 3:30 p.m.   Lunch will be included.

All breeds are welcome!

The cost is $100 per participant with or without horse.   Pay via PayPal to kelleyaz@rnsmte..com

The event at Silver Stables is the first of the series Human Horse Sensing Horsemanship, a new way to being with horses.
In our time and age the horse has become a partner more than an instrument for work, but still lacks of freedom of movement, social interactions, and ability to freely express himself. In light of this reality, it is very apparent that the quality in the human and horse communication, and consequently their relationship is questionable. In response to this reality we created Human Horse Sensing, a way to relate that works with any individual, at any age, without the need of training. The method is designed to create horsemanship as a dynamic, and controllable process that efficiently supports human and horse in their interaction. Human Horse Sensing can be taught, and learned by clinics, or online course, and can support the communication, needed for all equestrian activities.
The USMMA benefits from this clinic being hosted by Summerwind Marchadors and Silver Stables as the clinician Alessandra Deerinck has offered to donate 10% of the proceeds to our association! Great fund raiser! Thank you all!

“In a time and age when most of us keep horses by choice, not by need, Human Horse Sensing is dedicated to teaching people who want to interact with them in a way that horses would choose to participate freely.   Let us take you deeper than traditional training, and show you how to understand, learn, and play from your horse’s perspective.” — Alessandra Deerinck

You can find out more about Alessandra by reading the attached article or by visiting her website http://hhsensing.com//

 

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