The Principles of Training

Understanding The Relationship Between You and Your Horse, and Why Effective Training Works.

De: Warwick Schiller

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“As to methods there may be a million and then some, but principles are few. The man who grasps principles can successfully select his own methods. The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble.” - Harrington Emerson

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of training decisions to be made when working with a horse? Should you speed up, slow down, turn left, turn right? What transition should you make next? Which body part should you move where?

What if you didn’t need to memorize a million techniques and scenarios, but just needed to understand the principles at play in each situation?

The Principles of Training offers readers an understanding of the 12 fundamental principles that all successful horse people use and illustrates them with real-life examples to help readers fully understand why effective training works.

Easy to understand & great information!

Highly recommend this book to any horse owner! Everything is broken down in ways you’ll remember and understand; as everything is related to life. Enhances horsemanship, techniques, and your overall understanding of why a horse does something. Start to finish was a wonderful book!

This book is a Must for anyone who wants a better connection with horses!!

Warwicks principals are easy to follow and understand. After subscribing to his on line course, I was able to understand my horse much better and our connection became much stronger. I will listen to this book a few times, as I will get something different from it each time I hear it.
Loved being able to listen to this Fabulous book instead of actually reading it. I could drive, do housework, ect. The computer generated voice wasn’t half bad. There were a few hiccups, but overall I was impressed.
I’m truly Grateful for all of Warwicks insight and wisdom.
I would Highly recommend this book to any one wanting to have a better connection with horses!

Wonderful connection between the science of mammal behavior, the heart connection and the intention of energy!

What an excellent compilation of Warwick’s pillars of training and his open, conscious, and astute way of working with horses and their people.
As an experienced horse person and professional in the industry, I have gone through some very profound changes over the last several years. My mare brought me to this place, as if she was the divine intervention that I needed to catapult my changes in my relationship with my animals and it also led to changes in human relationships too. I have recommended this book to all my horse friends. I do agree with him, that his last chapter really should be the first chapter. But at the same time, it is quite poignant to be the last chapter…

Authenticity

I liked Warwick's journey of knowledge he has gained through experiences in the horse world.

Good content, dislike virtual narration.

I liked the material of the book very much. But I absolutely did not like the virtual voice narration. The inflection and accent of the Voice was fine. lack the ability to understand how to pronounce various words based on the context of the sentence such as picking up a lead referring to how a horse travels and pronouncing it as lead metal. In future, I would much prefer live narrators.

great training advice!

i love Warwick’s training techniques and the way he presents them. i signed up for his training videos!

i did NOT like the automated voice. i only tolerated it because i loved the book so much. it misspoke words (such as ‘lead rope’). it may not bother others, but it really bothered me.

Excellent perspective

As a horse trainer. I find that I have neglected to notice all that the horses are offering to me. I'm learning to slow down and acknowledge my horses more. Excellent book!

Awful narration

Warwick deserves better! The AI read is dreadful. The narration butchers a terrific book. Warwick is one of the masters of our craft and his work needs to be read and listened to and it’s very difficult to get through this audio book.