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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2021 · 1H 43M

14. A Journey To Force Free Training With Unbridled Goddess, Tara Davis

from Equestrian Perspective · host Felicity Davies

In this episode, Tara Davis from Unbridled Goddess shares her journey to force-free training and horse and human healing. Tara is a horse trainer who specialises in classical dressage with a focus on biomechanics and motivating the horse to want to participate and act as a partner to dance alongside her.  Together we discuss: Lessons learnt from her first horse and how their relationship evolved as he helped her on her healing journey with cancer Navigating owning a beautiful warmblood who was expressing behaviours outside of her training capacity at that time When she opened her eyes to the possibilities of training horses a different way when she landed an amazing new job Her own healing journey away from horses How Misa completely changed the way she approached horse training What force-free training means to her and what she has been able to achieve using this philosophy and so much more! To find out more about Tara please click here and follow her on Instagram here To connect further with me please click here or check out www.confidentequestrianprogram.com

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