Wendy's Equine Fascia Release and Posture Re-alignment therapy

30/06/2025

Join the team as they take on what is possibly the most controversial topic in modern dressage and look at the science behind it. Low deep and round, hyperfl...

30/06/2025

15 years ago, and it is still rife..

Update from FEI Dressage Director Trond Asmyr on Hyperflection.To watch more updates, sporting highlights and news reports visit www.feitv.org!

30/06/2025

Hopeless

Modern dressage is absolutely doomed if we don’t change things.Check out my other pages:Tutorials, behind the scenes & more: http://Patreon.com/sdequusFree r...

30/06/2025

is there any hope??

The FEI is a joke of an organization and does not care about welfare.Citations: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24329719/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2232...

23/06/2025

Yip.

23/06/2025

So if you see something that crosses a moral line. And one say nothing then is one as guilty of the action?

Like with Charlotte and Heath.. the witnesses of those abusive training methods not immediately reacting... I know it worried their souls for years even.. are they as guilty for taking so long to do something about it. Fear of retaliation by the powerful bully maybe? caused to be long silent.

So Quinn what do we do... ?

Hey hey hey..

Wendy's Equine Fascia Release and Posture Re-alignment therapy

10/12/2024

We have limited availability for the December holiday!

Make sure you book now!

12/10/2024

A beautiful reminder from 2 Corinthians 12:9 (NIV):

"But he said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.' Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me."

This verse reminds us that:

1. God's grace is enough, regardless of our circumstances.
2. His strength is perfected in our weaknesses.
3. Our vulnerabilities become opportunities for God's power to shine through.

Reflection:

1. What are your current challenges or weaknesses?
2. How can you surrender them to God, trusting in His sufficient grace?
3. In what ways can you boast in your weaknesses, allowing Christ's power to rest on you?

Prayer:

"Dear Heavenly Father, thank You for Your sufficient grace. Help me to trust in Your power, even in my weaknesses. May Your strength shine through my vulnerabilities, and may I boast in Your goodness. Amen

07/09/2024

07/09/2024

It turns out the old adage about horses being able to smell your fear might actually hold some truth. But it is not just fear; horses can also pick up on your happiness. I’ve included one research study and two articles inspired by other such studies below, with the piece from the Paulick Report being particularly interesting because of its interview.

One thing this had me thinking about is the fact that traditionally, it is believed among some of the equestrian population that a horse sensing human fear will either become fearful themselves or try to take advantage of a fearful rider or handler. This viewpoint seldom considers the possibility of a horse expressing empathy. Yet, many of us have seen instances where horses behave gently and protectively, especially towards vulnerable children and adults.

This raises an interesting question about the nature of a horse’s emotional intelligence and their ability to not just sense, but also interpret and respond to, human emotions.

As we continue to research this fascinating aspect of equine behavior, it is worth considering how our understanding of, and response to, their emotional reactions can enhance the way we train, care for, and interact with horses. Their reactions to our emotions are likely as varied and complex as horses themselves, reflecting a depth of sensitivity that deserves our attention and respect.

I am not sure how researchers can go about measuring depth, range and nuances in emotions vs things like fear and happiness but I am interested to see them try.

https://paulickreport.com/horse-care-category/can-horses-really-smell-fear-yes-and-thats-not-all/

https://equimanagement.com/research-medical/equine-discrimination-of-human-body-odors-fear-and-joy/

The study:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-30119-8

Another really interesting study which explains amongst other things how horses use their olfactory (smell), audio (hearing) and visual (sight) senses to channel positive or negative stimuli to the specific brain hemisphere most proficient at processing that particular emotional content. Recognizing which ear, nostril or eye a horse uses in any given situation can help a horseperson get a better read on how the horse feels and respond accordingly.

https://theses.hal.science/tel-02360897v1/document

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07/09/2024

Thank you Equinology for the training I underwent with you.. love love the work I do with the horses. Love the owners that allow me to help their horses bodies.

10/08/2024

Woman's Day gratefulness for God's creation of woman and of men. Made in his image all of us. 🙌🏻🙌🏻