Absolutely! I've used jumping blocks. The only thing you'd want to watch for is not selecting anything too tall that you could get the rope caught on—but a mounting block would be just right!

Starting with self-compassion and giving yourself no timeline is a great place to start. You are right where you need to be. Be sure to try out the practical exercises from this course; they will help you get started!

Hi Peggy, thank you for all the wonderful comments. We're so glad the course resonated with you. You can find info about in-person events here: https://www.thereflectivehorse.com/events

Hi Susan,Thank you so much for your feedback—I'm really sorry to hear that the series didn’t meet your expectations. We always want our content to feel both valuable and engaging, so I appreciate you taking the time to let us know.

If you're looking for more in-depth, lecture-style material, I think you might really enjoy Dr. Bess Darrow’s video in our Bitting & Your Horse’s Mouth series (attached below). She does a great job breaking down the differences between snaffle and leverage bits, and I personally walked away with a new perspective (and a strong urge to go inspect my tack!).

While most of our other bitting content is more hands-on or conversational rather than traditional lecture format, we’ve gathered a full collection here in case you'd like to explore more: https://noellefloydplus.com/categories/bitting

Let me know if you’re looking for something in particular—we’d love to help point you in the right direction.

Warmly, Stephanie

Hi! You can get Tik's books from Amazon or Trafalgar Square Publishing here: https://trafalgarbooks.com/search?q=Tik+maynard

We will have it up next week - thank you for your patience! 

It's always so exciting! I love seeing the course design too

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Thank you again for opening up and sharing your journey on camera; that’s not an easy thing to do, and it really resonated. George is such a handsome boy, and I’m wishing you both all the best this year! 🙌

Groundwork is a game-changer! Amazing job! Reiner turned jumper, how cool