This is brilliant. I especially like the Bianca and Rabbit one.  Rabbit is so like my mare. Everything Tik is doing maps what Dr Steve Peters advocates.  Tik absolutely understands the neuroscience and he is using it to rewire the horses.  Thank you, thank you, and thank you again NF+ and Tik Maynard.  My mare thanks you too. We have made so much progress in the past couple of weeks just following this.

SellersThat's great. I look forward to the next installments from Tik!

This series is great but it would be good to get some more substance - maybe in some follow up masterclasses on each of the building blocks. I feel that this series is just an overview (which I am sure is the intention) but I am now wanting to delve more into each block and gain a better understanding of how to work towards perfecting my skills at each step.

I am doing it daily - working through the program and absolutely loving it. ‘Ow my husband has joined me doing it’(so I had to start at the beginning again for him to catch up). The sessions are short but powerful. I think Ifa has put together a really good program that anyone can do. Thank you Ifa and NF+

This is by far the best Masterclass I have taken on how to deal with an anxious or spooky horse and I have taken a few! I was close to giving up with my very anxious and spooky mare when I decided to give it one more chance by following this Masterclass. Bingo. Everything Tik says makes total sense to me and finally my mare has given a huge sigh of relief as she now sees me as a leader and I finally feel like I am speaking her language. The biggest takeaways for me (and the things that made the biggest difference) are (1) pressure - going through the stages in the learning phase but skipping from 1 to 3/4 in the reinforcement phase.   (2) Every little try is a win. Even a half percent improvement is progress.  I can't thank you enough, Tik and my mare is eternally grateful to you!

Jessie Lochrie I agree with Susan, Even if this is not a Masterclass, please keep the camera on the subject - the horse and the person handling the horse not on the person talking.  I have the same issue as Susan with the Josh Nichols videos. Too often the camera cuts to Josh and misses the thing he is talking about - the horse.