Description
Horsemanship Around The World: Exploring Emotional Horsemanship – Webinar Recording
with Lockie Phillips
Discover a fresh perspective on horsemanship with Locky Phillips, a former professional ballet dancer, teacher, and choreographer, who introduces “emotional horsemanship.” This webinar delves into Phillips’ approach, which integrates science (emotional neuroscience), empathy, and feel. Learn how he contrasts his method with traditional horsemanship, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and understanding the emotional lives of horses. Explore the evolutionary perspective of brain layers and its relevance to emotional horsemanship. Gain insights into Phillips’ personal journey, the influence of dance on his teaching, and his perspectives on personal development and the challenges within the equestrian industry. This webinar offers a unique and thought-provoking exploration of horsemanship.
In This Webinar:
- – Understand the core principles of emotional horsemanship.
- – Learn about the role of emotion in horse training.
- – Explore the differences between historical and current horsemanship trends.
- – Gain insights into emotional neuroscience and its relevance to horsemanship.
- – Understand the similarities and differences between horse and human brains.
- – Learn about the importance of empathy in horsemanship.
- – Discover Lockie Phillips’ personal journey and influences.
- – Gain advice on personal development and navigating the equestrian industry.
About Lockie:
Lockie Phillips, born in Melbourne, Australia, is an international clinician, trainer, and coach specializing in Emotional Horsemanship. His unique approach blends science, empathy, and feel to create a safe learning environment for both horses and humans. Prior to his career with horses, Lockie was a professional ballet dancer in Europe, an experience that profoundly shaped his understanding of movement, emotion, and the trainer-trainee relationship.
Lockie’s training methods emphasize the emotional well-being of horses and humans, drawing from his diverse background and qualifications in natural horsemanship, harmonious seat riding instruction, and hoof care. He is dedicated to developing and teaching alternative methods that prioritize the horse’s experience, fostering joy, curiosity, and safety.
How To Watch:
Explore “emotional horsemanship” with Locky Phillips. Learn about emotion in training, emotional neuroscience, and the importance of empathy in horse-human interactions.
