S.M.A.A.R.T. Blogs Archives
Below are just some of the blogs that have been written for the S.M.A.A.R.T. Horse Blog. if you would like to search the archives more thoroughly you can do so with the ‘blog archives’ search on the right hand menu.
About Amanda Martin, by Alexandra Kurland
Bank Accounts and Relationships
Lanark riding Club Equine Expo
How Do I Know What to Train My Horse Next ?
Equine In Motion – Myofascial Release
Clicker Training; Horse Training Without The Horse
Understanding Training Loops and How to Use Them
Clicker Training Horses – Bucket, a Very Special Horse
Clicker Training Horses – Does Your Horse Know How to Smile ?
Teaching a Horse About Injections
How To use the Reins Correctly when Riding
Clicker Training Horses – Positive Reinforcement
Understanding Some Learning Theory – Positive and Negative Reinforcement
Teaching Riding Aids – DVD Review
Clicker Training Horses – Bribery
Head Lowering DVD Review By SMAART Horses
Teaching Your Horse to Stay with You – Under Saddle and In Hand
Clicker Training; Command or Cue ?!
Horse Clicker Training; Click AND Treat
Could you lend me a hand? – Part 2
Could you lend me a hand? – Part 1
Targeting Part 1; Getting Started with Clicker Training
The Power of Cues – Poisoned Cues
Stand on Your Mat – Balance, Body Awareness and More
Clicker Training; The Power of Cues
Clicker Training – It’s Not About The Food !
Horse Trailer Break Down – Part 2; Equine Pilates
Horse Trailer Break Down – Part 1
SMAART Horses Clicker Training Clinic Report – 9 Oct 10
Teaching Lateral Moves with the Clicker – Three-Flip-Three
Preparing for the Trimmer or Farrier
How to Worm Your Horse – No Fuss ! No Force !
Do Horses Have a Pecking Order in The Herd ?
Problems Mounting Your Horse – Capture The Saddle in Your Hands Instead
Clicker Training – Law 7 of Shaping Behaviour
Clicker Training – Law 5 of Shaping Behaviour
Teach Your Horse to Stop when You Let Go of The Lead Rope
Teach Your Horse About the Bit with No Fuss and No Force
Horse Clicker Training – Bribery or Reinforcer ?
Enrich Your Horses Environment
