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COACHING BY STEFFI MEHRING |
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Method & Steffi Mehring
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I went a long way until I finally found to this way of riding, that I now practice, teach and continously refine full of joy since years. I love to school each of my horses step by step according to the logic principles of classic Légèreté (lightness) and in unity with his natural movements which make progress so easily accessible to horse and rider. I enjoy to ride an eager horse, to exert bodily less but to concentrate my mind and awareness instead on fineness in my own body same as in the body of my horse. This can exert too and still I am fascinated by discovering further refinements, by optimizing and stabilizing obtained progress.
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Especially I enjoy to teach these principles to other riders and be rewarded by their quick progress and success together with the new joy of their horses expressed in composed, proud and light movements when ridden this way. I aim to enable these riders to fuse with their horse and his movements until they feel like floating on clouds and at the same time being filled by an indescribable wave of joy.
Steffi Mehring - naturally advance horses, systematically refine riding.
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Live Stations of Steffi Mehring
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Dipl. Math. Steffi Mehring, born 1962, was infected by the "horse virus" already as child
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more and more expands her engagement for horse friendly riding and for happy horses - beneath her work in automotive research and development for many years.
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qualified in year 2000 as trainer ("Üblungsleiterin") of the VFD (club of lessure riders and horse carrige drivers in Germany)
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studies since 1999 regularly in England with one of the internationally most successfull riding teachers Mary Wanless, specialized in optimal lessons for effective sit and influence of the rider
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absolved in 2009 her third year as passive participant in the 3-year-lasting ridingteacher-trainingprogram of the "Ècole de Légèreté" by Philippe Karl, classic schooler of horses and for thirteen years rider in the famous "Cadre Noir" in Saumur, France.
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for many years practices riding and teaching especially for lessure riders and for "dressage between wood and fields".
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permanently continues her studies through literature and by attending clinics of well-known lecturers about issues concerning rider & horse - like principles of learning, horse friendly living conditions, hoof care, osteopathy, PNH Pat Parelli Natural Horesmanship, circus lessons, lounging work ...
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developed this "special coaching": Here, the effective training of the rider fuses with the natural-classic schooling of the horse to the key to the art of riding: to the most successful teaching method, that unites the knowledge of classic masters of riding with horsemanship together with elements of modern sports psychology, anatomy and kinesiology.
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English
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