Being around horses makes us feel good, boosts our self-esteem, strengthens our comprehension of body language, and offers us the confidence to achieve our goals.
For these purposes, equine-assisted coaching could be appealing to business leaders and managers seeking to improve their leadership and communication skills.
Why Are Horses Involved?
Horses are prey animals, which explain why their "instinctual" behavior is a direct response to humans; they are our reflections; equines can sense our emotions and thoughts and replicate them in the facial expressions almost instantly. We learn to interact effectively, face our fears, and monitor our emotions by watching the horse's responses to our commands.
What Are The Benefits Of Having Leadership Qualities?
A true leader or mentor knows how to inspire a group to work together to accomplish the goals they've set. Positive leadership is focused on a number of characteristics, including leading individuals and teams, assigning assignments, and encouraging each person and the team as a whole to function effectively and toward a common objective.
To lead and direct a Pleasure Horse, a rider must be assertive, harmonic, and cautious. These attributes are also critical for managers and leaders at work, which is why horse-based training is an excellent way to develop these qualities and skills:
- Building confidence and trust: Working with horses necessitates mutual esteem and trust
- Collaboration: Both horses and humans should work together to achieve the objectives.
- Making decisions: The rider directs the horse and determines where and how far it can go.
- Ability and implementation: The rider must have the "know how" to determine on direction and pace.
- Knowledge: To take the simplest and most convenient course, you must first understand the context.
- Prioritization and order: Riding also entails adhering to rules and procedures, which is necessary to ensure the welfare of both horses and riders.
- Enthusiasm: A new challenge needs love and energy.
- Gratitude: After a trail ride or a practice lesson with the Pleasure Horse, we realize we've accomplished our goal as a team, which enhances our bond with the horses and the teamwork.
Horse-Assisted “Coaching”
- When working with horses, we must ensure that they are healthy and inspired. The horses' well-being is determined by the emotions we convey and the sound of our speech.
- The training unit is not critical, but it is critical to concentrate on the horses' feelings in order for them to feel secure.
- Horses learn much more easily and effectively in a harmonious setting.
- Riding, particularly outside in nature, improves your leadership skills, but without them, you wouldn't be able to correctly direct your Pleasure Horse and get the most out of it.
- The more you practice, the stronger you can become.
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