They want to trot, and canter up,
hills, and gallop. I suggest that by doing this -you could
run your horse right into a ground hog hole. And how tragic it
would be -if you were the one who's horse stepped
in that hole.
Have you ever seen a fox hole? It can be like a stove pipe in the
ground, well hidden in the grasses. It must be an 'escape hatch' for the fox.
They do not seem to go into that hole,
but they do escape. This way the grasses are not
disturbed to give the location away, --to
predators. You will not see them. They are about
5-6 inches across, and could be deadly --if your
horse steps into one, while trotting, or cantering
freely across country! How would 'you' fall?
"Well, you see it all
the time in the movies. How wonderful it would be,
to be so care free, galloping in the
wind." You're
right! --However, it is ---a distorted
picture painted by TV and the movies.
I have been there, done that, seen much,
and --heard all of it. (ALMOST!) Accidents happen,
because people NEVER seem to learn 'what' can get
them hurt!
STQH,
-CARES! That is
why we developed this program. My own stories
are enough to help you realize just how dumb we
can all be at times, simply, because we didn't
know any better or, --we took a chance!
It is not
'always' safe, to do --as you are told!
Just
because someone has ridden for years, does NOT
mean they are safe to ride with!
STQH Education gives you ability
-to know better, --to make
better decisions! You will learn to choose your riding companions -a
vital learning...
Discuss what we taken
for-granted, -things that could get us hurt, or
killed! We could start 'here' --with discussion of
tragedy or scary times when riding. We could speak
about the rider's who break backs, and necks, or
simply getting thrown(?) --falling, --being
scared to get on a horse again. They say you
should get back on --right? Well, let's talk
about that. What if the horse was nuts? What if
the horse is okay, but the owner or handler was
nuts? And 'that' person was taking us out for a
ride? Would you get back on that horse? I think not! If you're smart, you'll
--walk back! Think more of yourself! (maybe you
can trust that horse MORE than the person--?)
Situations
happen when riding alone, --or in company.
Learn
to claim your territory, your working area, your
'comfort zone'. Many do not, and they allow
-others --get them into trouble.
CLAIM a 30 ft. safety zone. Start
looking around your horse. Be conscious of everything within that 30 ft. circle.
It isn't easy to ride safe! You must have eyes, all around
your head, to see everything, that 'could' cause a
problem.
Soft Touch
Quantum --Safety/Survival, gives you the tools,
and teaches you HOW-TO use them.
'Defensive
Riding' --to
keep you safe, so you can watch out for others as
well.
You
can be the one who --'diverts' tragedy.
Soft Touch Quantum Safety/Survival
Program, --helps you:
- Stay on!
- Know when to do an
emergency dismount, and how!
- Turn horses who say,
--NO!
- Stop horses that
'run-off' with you.
- Protect your body to
not be thrown over the head of the horse.
- Know your equipment,
good, safe, --and abusive.
- Relaxation skills to
eliminate body tensions.
- Show respect --for the
possible trauma, that might be --right around the
corner.
- Anticipate error!
- Get a horse to go
where they do not want to go. Obviously, not where
it is dangerous.
- HOW to ask the horse
to do what seems risky to them.
- How to get & keep
a horses trust!
- How to ride difficult or 'tricky' courses, --in
confidence!
- Know when to stop your
horse from working too hard.
- 'Mutual Respect'
-Shared Skills, -working with the Horse!
- And much more!
Riding Safety, and
Survival Skills, should be implanted, becoming second nature for every rider,
before cantering, or
jumping!
Learning
seems slow at first -however, what you will learn can one day-save a life or prevent 'serious' injury.
Soft Touch Quantum
Horsemanship
SAFETY/SURVIVAL-TOOLS/BEHAVIOR, to ride with
minimal trauma & horse sense, is
an -eye opening
program
Clinics, Workshops, &
Seminars
PREVENTION WORKS -MOST OF THE TIME!
Please
tell us 'YOUR Survival STORY'.
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