Why Horse Handling Science United?
Howdy! Horse Handling Science is a cultivation of mentors in my lifetime and my journey in filling in the holes left in my horsemanship.
My childhood horse had gotten colic, broken his leg thrashing about and left me heart broken when I had to make a fatal decision to put him at ease. That left me without a horse, and I am horse crazy!
For my next horse soulmate, I wanted to have a young horse and learn about how to "train" it. I could find no place that offered specifically "How to train a horse" lessons. I had to find a trainer who was willing to teach me.
My journey (won't bore you with the long details, you can read about that on my blog) lead me to my first mustang I named Juno. She was 11 months old when I got her and I was determined to learn everything to teach her to be my everything horse. If she was going to be my horse, she had to do it all. And we have!
I have always been someone who believed in doing this better and unlike anyone else. Well, I am finding out that what I learned can help so many. I wanted to create a legacy to leave behind, so that all the knowledge and wisdom are not lost.
Right now I am helping my mentor write her book as her legacy, she is the one that taught me about Horse Handling Science and gave me the missing pieces to fine tuning my craft that I have developed along the way.
I'm here to tell you it's not just about learning; it's a journey of transformation!
Let's explore the ins and outs together, cultivating a deep understanding of our four-legged friends and mastering efficiency and versatility in our interactions with them. Ready to join this exciting ride?
Who is this network for?
Hey horse lover! It doesn't matter if you're just starting out or a seasoned pro – Horse Handling Science is for everyone!
Think of it as the ultimate hub, where we gather insights from the legends and the current enthusiasts. We're all about making things smoother, easier, and more humane, so your horse stays happy.
We'd genuinely appreciate your presence as we explore development and research within this remarkable community.
Your Road to Self Mastery
Learn about yourself as a horse handler. Discover the three types of riders and how you can work with your horse in accordance with Mother Natures Law. Never again be confused by "professionals" because the Horse Handling Science way welcomes contributions to find an easier, faster and more humane way of doing things.
This is not a method folks, this is researched and analyzed content for you to see right before your own eyes. This is where you can connect with others and learn about the Basic and Advanced handling maneuvers and many other discussions about accurate horse handling.
Your horse wants you to join us... learn, practice, network and have fun with the fundamentals.
Here are a few of the things you’ll be able to do as a member of Horse Handling Science United:
- You'll enhance your understanding of horse handling science, aligning with your passionate pursuit of equine knowledge.
- Establish connections with other horse enthusiasts, fostering supportive relationships to discuss theories and share experiences.
- You'll master a variety of techniques to improve your interactions with horses, contributing to your personal development in the equestrian realm.
When You Join Today
When you join Horse Handling Science United today, you’ll get access to our:
- Coach: Ask questions and get answers about horse handling science. First to know about the book "The Complete Guide to Horse Handling Science" when it is published.
- Interactive Horse Handling Chat Sessions: Get involved in our live chat sessions where members can converse in real-time with experienced horse handlers and fellow community members. These sessions provide the perfect opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from others.
- Attendance at HHSU Educational Events: By attending scheduled events like webinars and workshops, members can enrich their understanding on Horse Handling Science. These activities assist in cultivating deeper awareness and respect for equines, and are powered by your contribution to the Horse Handling Science United network.
