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ISBN
9781570768927
Book Title
Two Brains, One Aim : A Riding Coach's Key Concepts for Bringing Horse and Rider Together (and Ending in Success!)
Publisher
Trafalgar Square Books
Item Length
8.7 in
Publication Year
2019
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.5 in
Author
Eric Smiley
Genre
Pets, Sports & Recreation
Topic
Equestrian, Horses
Item Weight
17.3 Oz
Item Width
7.2 in
Number of Pages
192 Pages

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A valuable, thought-provoking look at the best ways riders and horses can learn and improve together. Riding well can be a puzzle. This book puts together the pieces, including: How humans and horses learn. Striving for partnership vs. dictatorship. Early training and developing skills. Demystifying equestrian-speak. Dressage outside the arena. Ground poles for the rest of us. Jumping and cross-country tips. Solving problems, wherever you ride. Competition psychology. Being coached and being a coach. "This book is aimed at riders, coaches, and anyone interested in learning more about how humans and horses interact. I have tried to harness my own experiences when I cover the three main disciplines--dressage, show jumping, and eventing--and how they relate to one another. I look at how those in a coaching position can guide riders to perform better by making their lives less complicated and more fulfilling, and I examine how riders can apply the same principles to training their horses and become self-sufficient." --Eric Smiley

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Publisher
Trafalgar Square Books
ISBN-10
1570768927
ISBN-13
9781570768927
eBay Product ID (ePID)
20038521420

Product Key Features

Book Title
Two Brains, One Aim : A Riding Coach's Key Concepts for Bringing Horse and Rider Together (and Ending in Success!)
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2019
Topic
Equestrian, Horses
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Pets, Sports & Recreation
Author
Eric Smiley
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
17.3 Oz
Item Length
8.7 in
Item Width
7.2 in

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Reviews
"It is a truism to say that the best coaches are those who are themselves great students. For the 40 years I have been his supporter and colleague, Eric Smiley has always been a great student. Always listening, always questioning, always thoughtful, he never rests on his laurels but continually looks for new challenges and better ideas. This attitude, combined with his wide experience, gives his words special value." -- William Micklem, Equestrian Consultant, Writer, Creator of the Micklem Bridle "Eric Smiley is one of the few in the equestrian world who has gone from being a top international rider to a top international trainer and coach. He has a great technical knowledge that he combines with a well-thought-through ideology and philosophy. Eric is a naturally good horseman who has a common-sense approach to not just coaching the horse and rider, but also to solving problems where they occur. It's therefore no surprise to me that Eric has given his book the title Two Brains, One Aim, and it's a must read for not just coaches but also for riders on all levels." --Yogi Breisner, Advisor, Swedish Equestrian Federation, Former Performance Manager and Chef d'Equipe, British Eventing Team "I have known Eric Smiley, for many years, firstly as a competitor and then as an instructor, trainer and coach up to championship level. Eric has, like me, worked with riders at every level of experience and natural ability. "I have had the opportunity to read his book Two Brains, One Aim and am struck by the evident practical horsemanship that comes through combined with reference and connection to the classical principles of equitation. Eric often puts himself into the mind and skin of the horse, so his advice has obvious feeling at its heart--what it feels like to be a horse. At the same time, he also relates to the pupil and what it is like to be taught a skill. "This is an interesting and thought-provoking book for anyone involved as a coach, instructor, or trainer at any level in the sport." --Christopher Bartle, Performance Coach British Eventing Team, Olympic Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalist, and Author of Training the Sport Horse "I have known Eric Smiley, watched him ride/compete and teach for many years, indeed, have been on the receiving end of some of these lessons. He has always had an incredible ability to break down any problems with a sympathetic and easily understood method--often with a great sense of humor added to take the sting out of any constructive criticism. This book will be an incredible help and reference point for any equestrian. Covering all aspects of training, teaching, and understanding of our equine athletes, it is a must-have." --Ian Stark, OBE, Winner of Four Olympic Silver Medals in Eventing and Cross-Country Course Designer "I commend this book to riders of all disciplines because it includes tips, techniques, and training exercises, built on an overarching philosophy and structure that can benefit everyone." -- Mid-South Horse Review, "It is a truism to say that the best coaches are those who are themselves great students. For the 40 years I have been his supporter and colleague, Eric Smiley has always been a great student. Always listening, always questioning, always thoughtful, he never rests on his laurels but continually looks for new challenges and better ideas. This attitude, combined with his wide experience, gives his words special value." -- William Micklem, Equestrian Consultant, Writer, Creator of the Micklem Bridle "Part instructional and part philosophical, there's something for every rider to learn from the pages, whether you're working on your own, with one instructor or with multiple ones." --unTACKED Magazine "Eric Smiley is one of the few in the equestrian world who has gone from being a top international rider to a top international trainer and coach. He has a great technical knowledge that he combines with a well-thought-through ideology and philosophy. Eric is a naturally good horseman who has a common-sense approach to not just coaching the horse and rider, but also to solving problems where they occur. It's therefore no surprise to me that Eric has given his book the title Two Brains, One Aim, and it's a must read for not just coaches but also for riders on all levels." --Yogi Breisner, Advisor, Swedish Equestrian Federation, Former Performance Manager and Chef d'Equipe, British Eventing Team "I have known Eric Smiley, for many years, firstly as a competitor and then as an instructor, trainer and coach up to championship level. Eric has, like me, worked with riders at every level of experience and natural ability. "I have had the opportunity to read his book Two Brains, One Aim and am struck by the evident practical horsemanship that comes through combined with reference and connection to the classical principles of equitation. Eric often puts himself into the mind and skin of the horse, so his advice has obvious feeling at its heart--what it feels like to be a horse. At the same time, he also relates to the pupil and what it is like to be taught a skill. "This is an interesting and thought-provoking book for anyone involved as a coach, instructor, or trainer at any level in the sport." --Christopher Bartle, Performance Coach British Eventing Team, Olympic Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalist, and Author of Training the Sport Horse "I have known Eric Smiley, watched him ride/compete and teach for many years, indeed, have been on the receiving end of some of these lessons. He has always had an incredible ability to break down any problems with a sympathetic and easily understood method--often with a great sense of humor added to take the sting out of any constructive criticism. This book will be an incredible help and reference point for any equestrian. Covering all aspects of training, teaching, and understanding of our equine athletes, it is a must-have." --Ian Stark, OBE, Winner of Four Olympic Silver Medals in Eventing and Cross-Country Course Designer "I commend this book to riders of all disciplines because it includes tips, techniques, and training exercises, built on an overarching philosophy and structure that can benefit everyone." -- Mid-South Horse Review, "I commend this book to riders of all disciplines because it includes tips, techniques, and training exercises, built on an overarching philosophy and structure that can benefit everyone." -- Mid-South Horse Review, "It is a truism to say that the best coaches are those who are themselves great students. For the 40 years I have been his supporter and colleague, Eric Smiley has always been a great student. Always listening, always questioning, always thoughtful, he never rests on his laurels but continually looks for new challenges and better ideas. This attitude, combined with his wide experience, gives his words special value." -- William Micklem, Equestrian Consultant, Writer, Creator of the Micklem Bridle "Eric Smiley is one of the few in the equestrian world who has gone from being a top international rider to a top international trainer and coach. He has a great technical knowledge that he combines with a well-thought-through ideology and philosophy. Eric is a naturally good horseman who has a common-sense approach to not just coaching the horse and rider, but also to solving problems where they occur. It's therefore no surprise to me that Eric has given his book the title Two Brains, One Aim, and it's a must read for not just coaches but also for riders on all levels." --;Yogi Breisner, Advisor, Swedish Equestrian Federation, Former Performance Manager and Chef d'Equipe, British Eventing Team "I have known Eric Smiley, for many years, firstly as a competitor and then as an instructor, trainer and coach up to championship level. Eric has, like me, worked with riders at every level of experience and natural ability. "I have had the opportunity to read his book Two Brains, One Aim and am struck by the evident practical horsemanship that comes through combined with reference and connection to the classical principles of equitation. Eric often puts himself into the mind and skin of the horse, so his advice has obvious feeling at its heart--what it feels like to be a horse. At the same time, he also relates to the pupil and what it is like to be taught a skill. "This is an interesting and thought-provoking book for anyone involved as a coach, instructor, or trainer at any level in the sport." --Christopher Bartle, Performance Coach British Eventing Team, Olympic Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalist, and Author of Training the Sport Horse "I have known Eric Smiley, watched him ride/compete and teach for many years, indeed, have been on the receiving end of some of these lessons. He has always had an incredible ability to break down any problems with a sympathetic and easily understood method--often with a great sense of humor added to take the sting out of any constructive criticism. This book will be an incredible help and reference point for any equestrian. Covering all aspects of training, teaching, and understanding of our equine athletes, it is a must-have." --Ian Stark, OBE, Winner of Four Olympic Silver Medals in Eventing and Cross-Country Course Designer "I commend this book to riders of all disciplines because it includes tips, techniques, and training exercises, built on an overarching philosophy and structure that can benefit everyone." -- Mid-South Horse Review
Lccn
2018-037116
Lc Classification Number
Sf309.S623 2019
Copyright Date
2019

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