Masterson Method Interactive Hands-On Experience!
Saturday, June 7, 2025, 10 AM to 12 PM
At Harmonized Horsemanship in Kiowa, Colorado
39533 Buffalo Run Cir Kiowa CO 80117
Participants will learn how to perform several techniques that allow the horse to release accumulatedtension in key junctions of the body most affecting performance, balance, and comfort. They will also learn to become adept horse listeners, working with the horse and not on the horse.
One technique demonstrated with guided hands-on practice is the “Bladder Meridian,” which is the major acupuncture meridian balancing all others. It bypasses the horse’s survival instinct, connecting directly with the branch of the nervous system allowing the horse to release tension. It also establishes the basis of communication and creates a wonderful partnership between you and the horse through touch and response.
Saturday, June 7, 2025, 10 AM to 12 PM
At Harmonized Horsemanship in Kiowa, Colorado
39533 Buffalo Run Cir Kiowa CO 80117
Participants will learn how to perform several techniques that allow the horse to release accumulatedtension in key junctions of the body most affecting performance, balance, and comfort. They will also learn to become adept horse listeners, working with the horse and not on the horse.
One technique demonstrated with guided hands-on practice is the “Bladder Meridian,” which is the major acupuncture meridian balancing all others. It bypasses the horse’s survival instinct, connecting directly with the branch of the nervous system allowing the horse to release tension. It also establishes the basis of communication and creates a wonderful partnership between you and the horse through touch and response.
Saturday, June 7, 2025, 10 AM to 12 PM
At Harmonized Horsemanship in Kiowa, Colorado
39533 Buffalo Run Cir Kiowa CO 80117
Participants will learn how to perform several techniques that allow the horse to release accumulatedtension in key junctions of the body most affecting performance, balance, and comfort. They will also learn to become adept horse listeners, working with the horse and not on the horse.
One technique demonstrated with guided hands-on practice is the “Bladder Meridian,” which is the major acupuncture meridian balancing all others. It bypasses the horse’s survival instinct, connecting directly with the branch of the nervous system allowing the horse to release tension. It also establishes the basis of communication and creates a wonderful partnership between you and the horse through touch and response.