Do YOU dream about discovering a magical connection with your horse?

We move as One's primary emphasis and mindset is on bettering the horse/human partnership. Whether it be rescued horses of any breed (including American Mustangs and other feral horses), the goal is to help horses adapt to a whole new situation with their new human mom or dad. And We move as One teaches sport horses and their humans in (English or Western riding disciplines) find a better connection, performance, and understanding in whatever they do together. In recent years, this attitude and thinking has been termed: relationship-based horsemanship.

    "In my opinion, to do this successfully: the focus should be for both parties in the relationship (horse and human) to honor each other; develop boundaries with each other that each understands; and always start communication (or a conversation) with each other as softly and subtly as possible.....

thereby developing mutual trust and cooperation. Mutual trust and cooperation will create a space whereby both the human and the horse feel comfortable and safe noticing and paying attention to each other. This mindset prioritizes the use of imagery, energy, focus (attention), intention, and body language.to communicate to the horse ... while also placing the responsibility on the human to pay attention to how the horse feels and to work towards interpreting and honoring the horse's subtlest body language." -Kyle      (We move as One's trainer)

Here's THE VISION:
When horses move together they almost appear to be one living being.  That's the ideal that I have for myself with my horses; I try to help my students strive for the same with their horses.  The intention is to become so connected with your energy and intention that you and your horse move together as if you are one. Moving in harmony as a herd of two is the vision whether connected by a lunge line, at liberty or while riding together.