Presentation 3

To be successful with horses, a lot of effort has to be made,
you need to be able to motivate yourself and others to do so.
How, why and when do you want to perform?

Recently discovered.

Sport psychology and coaching have only recently made their appearance in the equestrian sector.
The techniques and insights taught in this course are based on equestrian sports,
but are applicable to all situations where performance is required.

Motivating the horse and rider.

In addition to motivating the horse, coaching the rider is essential to
 achieve better performance.

Develop your talents.

The relationship between rider, trainer and coach in developing talent is of great importance.
It is a lifelong learning process of 'Thinking', 'Feeling' and 'Doing'.

Set goals.

Setting the right goal is one of the most important points of attention in
achieving the desired result.
The route to be followed is completely determined by the goal you have set.

It happens in your brain.

Drive, flexibility and perseverance combined with an open creative mind
are the most important pillars to build success.
This workshop is divided into two separate sessions, each lasting 3 hours.

The following topics are covered in depth and in an easy-to-understand manner:

Training result • Fear/confidence • Powerful self-image
Keep it simple • Effective forms of communication • Feedback • The sandwich method
Simulation training • Jules Verne technique • Modelling • Reframing failures
Types of training • Ego- or task-oriented training • Group training or alone?
Why perform? Characteristics of a project • Willingness or intention • Setting achievable goals
What do you need? What is holding you back? • Examine everything and keep the good.

Several instructive presentations

Click on one of the following titles to find out more!

• "Competition-oriented training." A few more points make the difference
  • Equestrian fantasies. Reining in your emotions and saddle your dreams
    • "Playing with tension." De sleutel tot ontspanning
      • "Colouring grey mice." Beter zijn door anders te zijn
        • "Motivating to perform better." Doelgerichte mentale coaching
          • Horse friendly training. Obtaining results with acquired behaviour
• Effortless training your horse. Leidraad van het instinctief gedrag