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I love how much info and details you have in your videos. I’ve seen Them multiple times. I start teaching my horse, I come across a problem, I see the video again, and theres the answer I need. 😄

Very glad I stumbled upon this

So interesting and insightful. Something I think people might not realise but have been proven in studies with clicker trained dogs, is that the click also becomes a reward. The click causes a release of dopamine so even before a treat is offered the animal already has a pleasant experience 😊

MY brain has a reduced toolkit. I can’t imagine having the feel or intelligence to figure this out.

I have Stage 4 Metastatic cancer and your description of fatigue is so right on! If I clean the stall, I'm sometimes too tired to even go get a barrow of shavings! So I have someone do it for me, and I stopped feeling guilty about it, because now I can do something , anything, everything with my last horse. Horses are magical and healing. Such a great gift to humankind.

Despite your 2 chronic illnesses you are absolutely an AMAZING BADASS! And many of us, who may not have chronic illness still feel the same pressure... horse people with families, demanding careers or other obligations, or undiagnosed physical limitations, we can't meet those expectations either. We see all those others who are excelling, or achieving what we also want to achieve, but we have LIMITATIONS. Thank you so much for this video! You are not alone!

hahaha!! This is the BEST! I suspected this is how it really is, but, still... Draumur is the cutest and needs his own social media pages! Get on that!!! :)

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Found you on Danny Hatcher's video. I have fibromyalgia and others

Fantastic

I'm halfway through this video and I love the idea of a self half halt... I haven't yet seen anything that will actually teach me to teach it to my horse though... backing her up to a wall, hugging her butt and rubbing a pool noodle on her back aren't going to just work by magic. Please make a clearer "how to" video for this.

This is fantastic! Would love to see more videos of "bloopers"!!! And Draumur is such a cutie!!

So when a horse walks into water and they paddled at it and stretched their head down while going in - that's pantherwalk?

It is wonderful to see you on here Kathy, and with such a useful (although hardish to apply) idea! As someone else said, 2024 is going to be pretty great if we get Kathy Sierra material. BTW, I recommend your 2012 Business of Software talk constantly (Creating the Minimum Badass User) - so often that I have a keyboard shortcut that types out the URL for me. I call it "the best hour you can spend to learn about product management."

I love your comments: ua-cam.com/video/Pp40KJTNACo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=RaleighLink

I’m back and watching your video lesson for the third time. Thank you for presenting the problem of deception! That is exactly what I see in postural Yoga instruction for women. Instructions are based on male form anatomy and alignment. Teachers are deceived into believing that the closer a woman gets to “correct” male alignment, the more she is protected from injuries. On the other hand, the closer a woman is to expressing her authentic female anatomy and alignment in a pose, we are deceived into believe she is heading towards injury. There is a massive offering of continuing education to help teachers learn modifications, variations and adjustments for women so they can follow male alignment correctly. Kathy, I am your badass user. Thank you for this priceless gift that only you can give. It’s already changing how I present my work for my badass users. ❤

I actually had similar thoughts before. Imo many horse people are solving the wrong problem by trying to fix their horse when the solution would be to fix their own balance, mindset, etc.

Just seeing this video tells me 2024 is going to be alright! Love the idea of the Side FX Principle, think this ties in nicely with the idea of creating benefits for your users/customers and how that creates benefits for your company as a byproduct. Cannot wait to watch more in this series. Have a wonderful new year, my friend!

YES! Please please PLEASE talk to us about forward flow! I'm in a position now where I not only want/need to make content that's effective when I'm not actually in front of someone, I need to also make it easy for people to track me in person, both in a single training session and over time. Of course I'd like to get more clients, but really I want to do more for the clients I already have so they can be more successful and I can then learn more from them. ;)

😂😂😂 What is your problem if they are considered being ponies!? Ponies are more brilliant than most horses. 🌹🌹🌹

UA-cam finally offered up your marvelous video when I search for the third time. Yes please details specific to forward flow.

"...if anyone is interested in hearing about forward flow..." Um... yes please! But this is a really interesting breakdown of the journey to creating the Head First format. And the way that it's being presented absolutely hints at something prior to the creative process that can be proceduralized. As usual, you've got the audience's creative juices flowing!

My plan for the book I was talking about last week was to do it in a couple years, after I had more experience training. However, last week the horses I was working withs owner randomly pulled out on me, with no reason or warning. So, instead of looking for another barn (again) I decided to just write the book! This time around, I realized that "write a book" is a non-linear problem, that I was trying to solve in a linear way. This time my goal is not to write a "good book" but to write a story as fast as possible. This way, I can have all of the story, characters, and plot on the page. Then I can go back to add the flowery stuff without losing the story, instead of what I used to do and edit as I go, which made me lose the story and give up. In the end I'm doing the opposite of reducing flips back by trying to make it easier for me to jump around. 😅.

If anyone else said this my filter of skepticism would have gone up very quickly. But, because it’s Kathy, I know we’re in for something well thought out, research supported, and really special. Very excited for the rest of the series!

Interesting! I’m looking forward to your next video!

This is kind of where I have been thinking about how I can contribute to the overall acceptance and knowledge about Intrinzen, +R/consent based, and adjacent styles of horse training. As you have said, the 'education' route just isn't really showing high 'user success.' SO MANY advocates are trying to solve the horse world's issues through education only, but I have noticed a lack of what the natural horsemanship people do really well (at least what I know of from that one Mark Rashid book I got for christmas when I was 13) - telling stories and using emotion to get their ideas across and to facilitate learning. I have decided that I want to write creative non-fiction and fiction books about these styles of training, because (evidently from the way that thousands of stories are used every day to explain things to children), humans naturally learn really well from stories. You did this too with the plane example ;). Hopefully, people will read my books for entertainment first and the welcome side effect will be change in the reader's interactions with horses and the world at large. Sneaking these big ideas 'under the radar.'

I've been truly struggling (and that's an understatement) to understand engagement and how to achieve it for a very long time. I can't express how ingenious this is, but also so simple to understand and begin to put into practice. I think this will be a lot of fun for my horse and I. I'm still not sure about a lot of things, especially after I get in the saddle, but this video has left me feeling like I'm actually starting to put the pieces of the puzzle together... even if that's a 2,000 piece puzzle.

I'm so glad there are people like you out here calling this out for what it is. It's why I hate so much of the competitive horse world; they're only valued for what money they make people. Once that's gone, the horse is probably left for dead. They can doll it up with these "heartfelt" images and snippets but people who know better and pay attention, who've truly been around horses, can see how disgusting and insidious these industries are - innumerable deaths and unmeasurable suffering, all for the almighty dollar.

I'm increadibly thankful that your channel was recommended to me. Very interesting stuff here and I plan to watch everything you've posted up to this point and beyond. I'm an avid reader and love the book recommendations as well!

This is what I want with my horses! Have just subscribed to your channel. I want my horses to be with me because they want to not always because they have to. I found you through Emotional Horsemanship. Thank you

weren't Icelandic ponies used as war ponies during the Viking age? Yes, I call them ponies - I wanna pony...a WAR pony! Vikingar pony!

What que do you teach the horse for the panther walk before adapting it as an exercise under rider?😊

hey, nice to see the journey. I have a question. I have a mule and I accidentally started working liberty with her because she was much more relaxed without a line, knowing she could escape at any time. that worked very well. At some point she started to pin back her ears a lot...I can't interpret her very well. From the game face to frustration and boredom, everything is in my head. I often see pin back ears in your videos too. How do you explain that? I have the feeling that my mule is motivated...she could also go into the grass and eat...but she stay with me. the face actually says something different. I asked myself maybe the pressure for the treat is too great and that's why she felt like doing it but not really feeling like it. When I watch her on the paddock, I also can't see realy the difference between her playful expression and her serious attempt to send someone away. I can read the other horses much better then her even if i know her much better. i have massive think overs becouse of that and cant find a result... would be realy thankfull for you guesses about the pint back ears. best wishes anna

Thank you for this video! Is this a system that you created/started? If not can you tell me who originally came up with this? Thank you !!

Im so glad I've found your channel. Thank you for your work. You are saying so many things I had no words for as someone who worked with green and unstarted horses. I just knew I wanted enthused empowered equines that had oportunities to express themselves and make choices. I cannot wait to go further and read the books you've reccomended 🤯 and I'll be checking out more of Pantherflow 💜

Wondering if you can give advice for playing with a horse that wants to panther walk exuberantly towards me? It’s fun and I haven’t gotten kicked yet, but it’s a bit high on the spectrum of chaos. Creative-minded though I am, I can’t figure out a protected contact option in the spaces I have to work with.

It is called “passo spagnolo” si c’è 500 years

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Well this is something else! I think I just found my favourite horse training channel!

This video is exactly what I was looking for!

This is exactly what I needed to see. Thank you.

WOW!!!😍😲 So amazing! I LOVE Icelandic horse! ❤❤❤

I have an Icelandic horse and she is very fast and spirited but also so sweet and beautiful she has so much personality❤️❤️❤️🐴

I have an Icelandic horse and most of these are true for mine she is very very fast and willing :) (and ofc beautiful)

It's really interesting that Bend Branderup teaches a similar moverment. Whereas your point is letting the horse find its movement himself, Bend Branderup teaches it in a very friendy and precise way. Of course I've experimented in both directions, and my pony and me have had a lot of fun. At the moment, however, we've got stuck. My pony doesn't want to bend more than a bit. Of course, I'm very happy that he can lift his body. But is there a way to persuade him into even more bend in the hawks?

Thank you so much for this video, these words. Thank you so very much. It means the world to me. Meghan

what a beautyyyyy