Jack And Paula Curtis Horsemanship

Jack And Paula Curtis Horsemanship We hope to inspire deeper understanding, greater empathy, and more meaningful partnerships—on the ground and in the saddle.

Through heart-centered conversations, we believe horsemanship can be a path to personal transformation and lasting change.

There’s a comfort that only a horse can bring, a quiet reassurance that no matter how hard the day has been, you’re neve...
11/24/2025

There’s a comfort that only a horse can bring, a quiet reassurance that no matter how hard the day has been, you’re never truly alone. The moment you step into the barn, the world softens, your breath steadies, and you’re reminded that peace often waits in the simplest of places.

If you’re ready to reconnect with that sense of calm and belonging, join us at the Art of the Horseman Online Horse Fair 2025. Claim your free ticket today and gain access to 55 world-class experts and 160+ expert-led presentations, all from the comfort of your home.

Claim your free ticket here: 🎟️ https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

11/24/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains how true control in riding begins with synchronization. When you and your horse move as one, slowing down and focusing on each movement helps build a deeper connection and enhances communication.

Jack demonstrates that slowing down and syncing your movements leads to smoother rides, greater responsiveness, and more precise timing. This creates a calm, connected ride that feels effortless, allowing you to ride with greater harmony.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How do you sync your movements to improve control with your horse? Share your thoughts below!

11/23/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains the importance of using both sides of your body to create balance and control in your riding. He demonstrates how using diagonal aids, inside leg and outside rein, can improve your horse’s movement and straighter posture.

Jack shows how to use diagonal aids for a turn on the forehand, using the left rein to block and the right leg to guide. As you apply subtle pressure, your horse becomes straighter, sits back, and achieves better flexion, creating a more balanced, responsive ride.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How do you use diagonal aids to improve your horse’s flexibility and balance? Share your thoughts below!

There’s a quiet power horses bring into our lives, one that doesn’t rely on words but on presence, softness, and truth. ...
11/23/2025

There’s a quiet power horses bring into our lives, one that doesn’t rely on words but on presence, softness, and truth. In a single shared gaze, an entire conversation unfolds, one built on trust, respect, and the kind of understanding that can only be felt, not spoken. In that space, connection becomes its own language.

If you’re ready to experience that kind of connection with your horse, join us at the Art of the Horseman Online Horse Fair 2025. Claim your free ticket today and gain access to 55 world-class experts and 160+ expert-led presentations, all from the comfort of your home.

Claim your free ticket here: 🎟️ https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

11/23/2025

In this lesson, Paula Curtis explains how unlocking your hips can dramatically improve your riding. By releasing tension and increasing hip mobility, you can enhance balance, fluidity, and connection with your horse.

Paula demonstrates that it's not just about flexibility; it's about achieving harmony between rider and horse. When your hips move freely, your entire ride becomes smoother, allowing for better communication and a more responsive, comfortable horse.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How has unlocking your hips improved your riding? Share your experience below!

11/22/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains how to make your horse’s response feel like their idea, not just yours. By adjusting your energy and pace, you can "plant a seed" that encourages your horse to think ahead and take the lead in the movement.

Jack demonstrates how by walking your horse faster, shortening your reins, and increasing the energy, your horse naturally becomes aware that trotting might be the solution to keep up. As your horse thinks, "Can I trot?" you can respond with a soft, clear "Yes" by sitting up and inviting the trot.

This approach makes the horse feel empowered and engaged, creating a smoother, more willing response.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How do you encourage your horse to take the lead in movement? Share your experience below!

There’s a kind of peace that only comes from the back of a horse, where time slows and the world feels whole again. With...
11/22/2025

There’s a kind of peace that only comes from the back of a horse, where time slows and the world feels whole again. With each steady hoofbeat, worries fade and gratitude takes their place, reminding us how beautiful life can be when we simply breathe, move, and exist together. In those quiet sunsets, everything feels exactly as it should.

If you’re ready to find that same sense of calm, connection, and presence, join us at the Art of the Horseman Online Horse Fair 2025. Claim your free ticket today and gain access to 55 world-class experts and 160+ expert-led presentations, all from the comfort of your home.

Claim your free ticket here: 🎟️ https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

11/22/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains how riding straighter can unlock your horse’s balance, softness, and responsiveness. When your horse’s body is aligned, they move more naturally and stay more connected to your aids, making communication clearer and more refined.

Jack demonstrates that straightness isn’t just about moving in a straight line. It’s about creating balance first, which supports rhythm, forward flow, and effective bending. Straighter riding reduces resistance and sets the foundation for a more harmonious ride.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How has straightness improved your horse’s balance? Share your experience below!

11/21/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains that true horsemanship isn’t about forcing your horse to perform. It’s about inviting them to understand, trust, and willingly engage. Forcing creates resistance and tension, while offering clarity and time to process fosters relaxation and willingness.

Jack demonstrates that by shifting from force to feel, you replace bracing with balance, creating a more responsive, beautiful ride. The key is clarity, patience, and rewarding the effort at the right moment, allowing your horse to move freely with grace.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

Have you experienced a moment where letting go of force created something beautiful? Share your experience below!

There’s a certain magic that stirs when a horse reminds us to listen to what lies beyond the familiar. They invite us to...
11/21/2025

There’s a certain magic that stirs when a horse reminds us to listen to what lies beyond the familiar. They invite us to step past comfort, to trust the call of open fields, and to meet the unknown with curiosity instead of fear. In their company, we remember that freedom isn’t about escape, it’s about discovery.

If you’re ready to follow that call and rediscover the wonder of your own journey, join us at the Art of the Horseman Online Horse Fair 2025. Claim your free ticket today and gain access to 55 world-class experts and 160+ expert-led presentations, all from the comfort of your home.

Claim your free ticket here: 🎟️ https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

11/21/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains how mastering your hip and hand movements is key to fluid, responsive riding. When your hands and hips work in harmony with your horse, it creates seamless communication and smoother transitions.

Jack demonstrates that by refining these movements, you can improve your control and enhance your horse’s responsiveness. Subtle shifts in your body mechanics guide your horse with precision and ease, resulting in a more balanced ride.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

How do you use your hips and hands to guide your horse? Share your experience below!

11/20/2025

In this lesson, Jack Curtis explains why constant leg bumping leads to dullness and confusion in your horse’s response. Rather than relying on repeated pressure, Jack demonstrates how clear, intentional cues create better communication, helping you build forward energy without nagging.

Jack emphasizes that timing and feel are key to encouraging responsiveness. By using your seat and energy first, followed by gentle support, you can develop a more responsive, forward-moving horse with less effort.

For more training like this, get your Free Ticket to the Online Horse Fair today! 🎟️ → https://www.becauseofthehorse.net/free-ticket

Have you ever had to break the habit of nagging with your aids? Share your experience below!

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