3 new VHS cassettes
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Jean-Marc Imbert and Nikito
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In France and in Europe, Jean-Marc Imbert and Nikito, a 16 year-old Criollo gelding, present a show rich in emotions: The Indian. It is the occasion to appreciate a different kind of horsemanship, without any constraint, based on communication with the horse. Jean-Marc and Nikito seem to communicate by telepathy. In fact, Jean-Marc rides without bridle or saddle! He manages to control the horse without his hands, thanks to his posture, his legs and his voice. A whisperer in his way Of course, Jean-Marc heard about the new masters, Pat Parelli, Klaus-Ferdinand Hempfling or Linda Tellington-Jones, who try to initiate a new, natural way of riding. However, he doesn't pretend to be part of that circle and found his methods alone. He explains his exceptional complicity with horses... I'm very rigorous in my work and I always want the horse to give me what I want of its own free will. I refuse to extract it and reach my goals by force. If Jean-Marc Imbert is not one of these new masters we talk so much about, his method certainly deserves our admiration. Nikito's weak point With Nikito, everything went well from the beginning. Of course, it hasn't always been easy, because his highness didn't always want to work... But Nikito has a little weakness that always makes him easy: gluttony ! He only thinks about eating. At night when the horses come in from the paddock to go to their box, they are usually calm. Except him; he is in such a hurry to eat that he would probably step on me if I didn't watch out! He would do anything for a carot... I use that to make him work while I'm on foot; because in that moment, I don't have any power over him and he can do whatever he wants to. So, I must appeal to more traditional training methods than usual ! A perfect complicity
Adapted from the video cassette of
Jean-Marc Imbert |
A
VHS cassette presenting Jean-Marc Imbert and his methods of
horsemanship based on communication with the horse. We discover
new techniques that allow us to acheive many different exercises
with a horse, without any constraint. 
In
this new cassette, Jean-Marc Imbert simply explains how to listen
to you horse, to observe and understand the animal in order
to teach him all the codes of natural riding.
In
this film, Jean-Marc Imbert brings you both on stage and back-stage
of his shows throughout Europe.
A
horse that has a bit in his mouth only worries about the metal
bar that bothers him. If we take it off, he's more attentive
to the rider's legs. And when we only have the legs to control,
we learn to give much more subtle orders. Each contact has
a meaning...|
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