If the Answer Isn’t Changing, Check the Question
Автор: Ahrens Horsemanship
Загружено: 2026-01-20
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Clarity in training doesn’t come from trying harder.
It comes from asking clearer questions.
Horses communicate primarily through body language, while humans rely on words.
Developing clarity means learning how to translate between the two — consistently.
In this video, I walk through how clarity develops in training, why horses begin to guess when communication breaks down, and how rewording questions through movement builds confidence instead of confusion.
This approach isn’t about forcing answers.
It’s about building understanding, engagement, and trust — one clear question at a time. 00:00 Why Effort Isn’t Always the Problem
01:10 How Horses Communicate Through Body Language
02:30 Translating Body Language Into Clear Questions
03:45 When Horses Start Guessing
05:00 Rewording the Question Through Movement
06:20 The Bridge Example
07:50 Building Vocabulary Instead of Forcing Answers
09:30 Why Guessing Breaks Confidence and Engagement
11:00 Why Asking Clear Questions Matters
12:00 Final Thoughts on Clarity in Training
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