Professional horse training, rehab & training

We give your horse the time it needs to achieve balance and carrying capacity.

Are you looking for a training center where your horse is not a “piece of sports equipment”, but is understood as a partner? Do you want your horse to be trained in the correct biotensegral way – without coercion, but with sound specialist knowledge, a clear structure and lots of experience?

Then your horse is in the best hands with us.

Health bonus: Due to our location directly by the North Sea, our farm is also ideally suited for horses with respiratory issues.

Rehabilitation and development through fit stabilizing muscles

When a horse has to be rehabilitated, modern terms such as tensegral training or fascia release. We rely directly on the tried and tested original for the rehabilitation of our riding horses: The HORSE bodyforming.

With this concept, the developer Franz Grünbeck laid the foundation for modern, horse-centric bodywork. Instead of forcing the horse into a posture, we help it to reduce deep-seated pain in its tissues and use its body in a healthy and joyful way again.

As Jana, Lea and Leo were trained directly by Franz Grünbeck, we draw on his unadulterated original knowledge. We maintain a constant exchange with him in order to guarantee causal and sustainable therapy at the highest level, even with highly complex findings.

More about the background: Would you like to understand how this special training concept came about? You can find the developer’s book here: “Being allowed to learn instead of having to function”

Our principle: Allowed to learn instead of having to function

(after Franz Grünbeck)

Your horse learns one thing above all else with us: Horse and human are ONE team.

We work consistently according to the principle of HORSE bodyforming. This means that we first help your horse to achieve mental composure. Building on this, we attach great importance to a balanced, physiological movement sequence. This is the only way your horse will be able to carry you without damage in the long term.

  • No time pressure: We work at your horse’s pace.
  • No auxiliary reins: We don’t force your horse into a posture, but give him the chance to find his own balance.
  • Lots of variety: We combine static fascia training, work from the ground and riding (indoor, arena, cross-country). On request, we can also train your horse in pole work through to course jumping.

Who we are here for

Young horses (The healthy start)

First impressions count for a lifetime. We carefully prepare your young horse for its role as a riding horse and pick it up at its exact skill level.

  • Basis: Trust, leading, hoofing.
  • Bodywork: Static fascia training and HORSE bodyforming on the floor to find initial balance.
  • Starting a horse: Stress-free familiarization with saddle, bridle and rider’s weight.

The goal:

  1. A proud, motivated horse that is mentally calm, understands signals and is happy to cooperate.
  2. An owner who can move their horse effortlessly from the ground and in the saddle, regardless of their own ability. That’s why we involve you intensively in the lessons at the end of your professional horse training.

Correction & problem solving

Is your horse rearing, bucking, running away or refusing to cooperate? Often these are not unwillingness, but cries for help.We can’t simply erase old experiences, but we can show the horse a completely new, stress-free way.

  • Root cause analysis: We analyze: Why is your horse resisting? (Pain? Misunderstanding? Overstraining?).
  • Relearning: We “overwrite” old patterns on a neurological level and establish new, positive connections. We do not treat the symptom, but eliminate the cause.

Practical examples (eliminating causes and not treating symptoms):

  • Girthiness: Often does not need a new saddle, but needs help on how to relax the painful chest muscles again in the long term.
  • Running away: A horse that is rushing does not need 100 braking repetitions (“so that he learns”), but a way to find his balance so that the horse no longer has to run away from the imbalance.
  • Jumpiness: Does not need “umbrella training”, but the horse must find its way back to its basic mental calm. Then the surroundings will become unimportant on their own.

The goal: A reliable partner and an owner with a “common thread” for the future. We are happy to continue to look after you after your professional horse training (online or on site).

Rehab & construction

For horses after injuries (tendon damage, fetlock straps, bone injuries, etc.) or with diagnoses such as diffuse lameness, kissing spines, osteoarthritis or reduced core stability.

  • Interdisciplinary: We work closely with vets, hoof trimmers and therapists. Our motto: As much as necessary, as little as possible. Thanks to our experience, we often avoid unnecessary costs for multiple treatments.
  • Targeted training: Injuries to tendons, ligaments and bones are less often “bad luck” than you might initially think, as symptoms often become apparent years beforehand. We change pathological (disease-causing) movement patterns into physiological (healthy) ones.
  • Courage to heal: We have experience with “hopeless” cases. Even with recurring lameness or findings (such as ECVM, MFM, end-stage arthrosis, extremely deep fetlocks, etc.), we want to encourage you to actively help your horse instead of putting it away as a stallion.

The goal: The return to resilience. In most cases, horses are completely pain-free and fully rideable again. We can never give a guarantee – but our years of experience speak for themselves.

For optimal recovery, we offer professional hoof trimming and hoof trimming and glue-on shoes directly at the farm.

From the field: A success story

Nebell (“Nebsi”) – Back to life as a riding horse after serious tendon damage

Nebell, a likeable Haflinger mare, came to us after suffering massive tendon damage to her front right (so far healed) (she had slipped on a pole). Her owner had already established a solid foundation in advance through my live training, but a gait analysis still showed a slight shift in beat on the front right – a classic posture of protection. In addition, the mare was often mentally stressed and usually very impulsive under saddle.

The way: In the first few weeks, we worked exclusively from the floor (static fascia training, Mobility Bridle, HORSE bodyformer). We trained 5 times a week for about an hour, whereby conscious breaks were essential so that the nervous system could learn.

The result: Nebsi was already walking in time from week 3! We were able to support her under saddle to keep herself stable over the thoracic sling and to walk physiologically correct in all three gaits. The best effect: Nebsi was mentally transformed, no longer impulsive and even her chronic digestive problems (diarrhea) disappeared completely. This shows that if you solve the cause (stress/tension), the physical symptoms often disappear too. Contrary to the veterinarian’s prognosis, the tendon is now – years later – completely thin and stable again.

Above (before): Nebsi on her arrival. Physically tense and with accompanying physical symptoms such as chronic diarrhea.

Below (after): Nebsi after a few weeks of training. The area around the CTÜ is freer and more functional, the general muscle tone has noticeably decreased, the diarrhea has disappeared and the mare radiates a mental calmness.

This is how professional horse training works

1. the check-in

When your horse arrives, we give him time to settle in. We analyze the horse’s current physical and mental state and discuss the roadmap.

2. the training & accommodation (full board)

Your horse lives with us in an all-round carefree package and is well looked after – everything is included.

  • Accommodation: Accommodation on a guest paddock with optional shelter. From a stay of 4 months, we will carefully integrate your horse (over 2-3 weeks) into our existing herd.
  • Feed (quality assurance):
  • Roughage: We store our annual hay and straw requirements ourselves to ensure consistently high quality. In winter, we provide hay from the region (either low in sugar/protein or higher in content, depending on the type of horse) as well as fodder straw and nibbles if required.
  • Summer: We have large, very well-maintained rotational pastures with access to the stable (shaded area for brake protection) + hay/straw according to individual needs.
  • Mineral & concentrated feed: A balanced supply of minerals is included. If required, we feed a maximum of 500g organic oats twice a day (or your own feed).
  • Care: Daily care by our team.
  • Training: 5 sessions per week by Jana (fascia training, groundwork & riding).
  • Updates: You will receive regular videos and news on progress.

3. the handover (the key to success)

We not only train the horse, but also you in the end. It is particularly important to us that you can continue training with your horse at home afterwards. That’s why we involve you towards the end of the training period and we practise together. We are flexible: whether you come for an intensive week or come to us for lessons 1-2 times a week over a longer period of time.

Prices & general conditions

We only accept a very limited number of horses in order to ensure quality.

Prerequisites

  • Vaccinations: Tetanus (every 2 years) and influenza (annually) are mandatory.
  • Insurance: A valid pet owner’s liability insurance is required.

The monthly package

  • Full riding (5 units/week) & full board
  • Incl. paddock/shelter & feed

Incl. visit to the farrier/veterinarian (if necessary, excl. treatment costs)
Price: from € 1,500 / DKK 11,175 per month

Additional option: For difficult cases, individual units (e.g. 2x daily training) can be booked in addition. Further options such as hoof trimming (glue-on shoes possible) by Lennart are available by arrangement.

Duration

  • General minimum stay: 2 months.
  • Starting a horse (young horses): Please aim for approx. 4-9 months (depending on the current state of the horse). Our aim is for your horse to be able to carry you in a physiologically correct and balanced manner in all three basic gaits. This takes time and mental calm.
  • Correction/rehab: We recommend at least 3-4 months to achieve real changes in fascial tissue, musculature and behavior.

Frequently asked questions about rehab & bodywork

Can I visit my horse?

Of course! You are always welcome to watch the training. You can also take lessons in between by prior arrangement.

In short: Yes. We do not reject any horse across the board.

However, it is important that your horse is fence-proof (electric fence), as we only have emergency boxes and the horses live in a paddock with shelter. Please be honest about any problems (rearing, striking etc.) during the initial consultation. With such issues, we are often unable to estimate the recommended length of stay in advance – the horse sets the pace.

We won’t leave you alone. To prevent relapses, we continue to support many customers – whether through our online training or regular intensive days here on site.

Would you like to put your horse in our hands?

Professional horse training is a matter of trust. Let’s talk on the phone and see if we are the right team for your horse.

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