The term horsemanship can be defined as the natural communication with a horse in combination with horse welfare. Therefore, my training is mainly based on operant conditioning with negative reinforcement and has a very scientific approach.

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My goal is to create a respectful and trustful relationship with the horse.

Hence, it is important that the hierachy in this small herd of a human and a horse is clearly defined. A good leader guides the horse and ensures safety at all times.

 

Ground work and round pen work are the essential foundation for a solid relationship and the basis of a horse's education. Horse training begins as soon as you enter the stable because then, the horse analyzes every action and reaction of a person already and learns something from it, which can be useful for any further training, but it can quickly lead to any kind of problems as well.

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What makes me different to other horse trainers is that I do not set any time limitations. I always try to give the horse the time that it needs to ensure that the horse has absolutely understood what I want from him and is comfortable with it before I move on to the next step. This includes breaking down an exercise into smaller steps instead of asking for everything at once. I also do not specialize in any riding style because I believe that in every discipline you want to move the horse forward, stop and steer it and work on a healthy collection, for example. Thus, I really want to respond to your individual wishes and goals that you have for your horse.