Post by Catrin on Jan 27, 2007 17:52:32 GMT 1
VENUE: Warren Farm - Southport Old Road - Formby - Merseyside - L37 OAN
www.warrenfarmequestrian.co.uk/
DATE: JUNE 22ND-24TH 2007
Time Schedule: Friday 09.30 - 18.00 hrs; Saturday 09.30 - 18.00 hrs; Sunday 08.00 - 13.00 hrs
Costs: Participants with horse: £500.00
Participants without horse: £390.00
Spectators: £55.00 available Friday only
Organiser: Wendy Lloyd Roberts
Web: www.monterypine.co.uk
E-mail: lloydroberts@metacom.demon.co.uk
BASIC WORKSHOP 1
This three-day seminar based on “Dancing With Horses” and “What Horses Reveal”.
Klaus states: “With our first seminar 'Basic Workshop I,' I try to pick up the participants just from the point where they are. I try to demonstrate what is possible even from the first moment on and where the way may lead us."
The three-day workshop usually has a maximum number of participants of 60. Six of them may participate with their horses. The primary focus is how a change in the relationship to the horse is achieved through the person’s own view of approach. It is about seeing the horse in its real appearance and as mirror and medium for the humans’ individual reflecting and development.
Fundamental exercises are conducted with all participants. Particants and spectators can quickly see the difference body language makes when making contact with the horse and that how small adjustments can create a totally different response/relationship.
www.warrenfarmequestrian.co.uk/
DATE: JUNE 22ND-24TH 2007
Time Schedule: Friday 09.30 - 18.00 hrs; Saturday 09.30 - 18.00 hrs; Sunday 08.00 - 13.00 hrs
Costs: Participants with horse: £500.00
Participants without horse: £390.00
Spectators: £55.00 available Friday only
Organiser: Wendy Lloyd Roberts
Web: www.monterypine.co.uk
E-mail: lloydroberts@metacom.demon.co.uk
BASIC WORKSHOP 1
This three-day seminar based on “Dancing With Horses” and “What Horses Reveal”.
Klaus states: “With our first seminar 'Basic Workshop I,' I try to pick up the participants just from the point where they are. I try to demonstrate what is possible even from the first moment on and where the way may lead us."
The three-day workshop usually has a maximum number of participants of 60. Six of them may participate with their horses. The primary focus is how a change in the relationship to the horse is achieved through the person’s own view of approach. It is about seeing the horse in its real appearance and as mirror and medium for the humans’ individual reflecting and development.
Fundamental exercises are conducted with all participants. Particants and spectators can quickly see the difference body language makes when making contact with the horse and that how small adjustments can create a totally different response/relationship.
