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Horses

There are three phases of TTEAM™work:

TTouch® Bodywork

TTeam® Ground Exercises

The Joy of Riding

With the TTEAM® approach, a series of Ground Exercises enable a horse to override old patterns and to learn without fear or force. Using a variety of obstacles including labyrinth, ground poles and plastic, TTEAM® exercises result in self-control, focus, self-confidence, cooperation, balance and coordination. Moreover, eleven unique ways of leading a horse provide opportunities for both horse and rider to increase ability and coordination

The Tellington TTouch® helps to relieve tension, fear of contact, soreness or discomfort and transforms nervous, spooky or resistant horses and improve attitude and behavior. With TTouch® your horse will enjoy learning and cooperate willingly. TTouch® has been used extensively to speed healing and recovery from injury and illness in horses and in all animals, including humans.

The TTouch® techniques for first-aid offer animal owners an invaluable tool. Hundreds of case histories about emergencies with colic, illness or injury demonstrate the value of TTEAM® work with the ears to keep a horse out of shock or to bring a horse out of shock while waiting for the veterinarian.

The Joy of Riding combines Linda's 30+ years of teaching classical riding and her experience as a Feldenkrais practitioner for humans. TTEAM® has developed several unique tools like the Balance Rein, the Neckring and the TTEAM® Training rollerbit to encourage the well-being of the horse. Experiencing the joy of riding with awareness increases the comfort, performance and confidence of horse and rider.

TTEAM® has been used successfully with

  • sore backs

  • stiffness

  • stress

  • nervousness or tension

  • inconsistent performance

  • lameness or unevenness of stride

  • girthiness 

  • resistance to the vet and farrier

  • bucking and rearing

  • clipping, pulling manes, giving shots

  • head tossing and tail wringing

  • biting

  • kicking

  • pulling back when tied

  • floating

  • resistance to grooming or saddling

  • stubbornness or laziness

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