Hosted by Jenny Pim · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast will share about our Energy/Chi and the Horse's. This podcast helps equestrians and horse-riders build a deeper energetic connection with their horses. We explore how riders can release fear energy accumulated from past experiences, helping them to enjoy horse riding with greater confidence and connection, and how riders can go on to develop an amazing connection with their horses riding through developing their energy.Please visit our website to find out about our Certification Programs for Instructors and Training for Riders!
Jenny Pim hosts The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast, a sports show with 61 episodes published.
This episode is about the energy of the Fire Element and how it can help us at this time of year, to have clarity and to connect to essence of ourselves and our horse.
According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse. Fire Horse energy is becoming predominant now as we move into the Chinese New Year on the 17th of February. Although the time of year relating to the F
This podcast episode explores the Winter Solstice discussing the transition from metal to water element energy. This time represents the strongest yin energy for both humans and horses, it is a period for rest, deep conn
In this episode we explore the Five Element Chi Gung with Horses and Nature Certification Program. Discover how this unique program blends Chi Gung practices with the therapeutic presence of the horse and the natural wor
This episode is about how we affect our horse through our energy field. If we feel calm and relaxed, our horse can sense this, if we feel nervous about riding or about things that have happened us in the past, our horse
This episode is about how the energy of shared memories with strong emotions link us to our horse. Whenever we have an experience with another being where we have strong emotions, it creates a connection between us. It c
This Episode is about when you have the thought that your horse might spook, what happens the thought, what happens your energy relating to this thought. I share about how the thought continues to affect us and our horse
This Episode is to wish you a Happy Summer Solstice 2025 in the Northern Hemisphere and a Happy Winter Solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. I share a little of what we're up to in Equestrian Tai Chi and Tao Riding, about
This episode is about the the course Awakening Your Internal Energy and Uniting with the Energy of Your Horse. Our horses are more sensitive to energy than we are. If we can learn to open and develop our energy, we can c
Wu Wei is a Taoist concept that encourages us to be natural and do things in an easy and effortless way. This makes it much easier for our horses to be with us. Wu Wei (wei sounds like 'way' in English) is literally tran
This episode is a little about the how the energy of karma controls us, and also about using the Tai Chi Symbol to help pinpoint areas that are not working for us with something that is special to us.
This episode is about Yin energy in objects in our houses and also about the energy of the water element in objects. Water is one of the five elements or five phases of energy, if it is not allowed flow, it stops people
This episode is how working with our energy opens our Heart-Mind and allows more connection with our horse. Please click below if you would like a video about the 7 Steps of Tao Riding https://www.equestriantaichi.com/7-
This episode is about a glass ceiling in our connection with our horses. It relates to horses being closer to the Tao than we are and more sensitive to energy than we are. Links mentioned in the episode The Seven Steps o
This episode is about how our ego is formed from the time we come into existence, it is also about how we can make difficult connections with people and animals if we experience strong negative emotions with them. Links
This episode is about a French Riding Master and a Tai Chi Master, both born in the late 1700's Francois Baucher and Yang Lu Chan.
This episode is about a way of keeping my horse connected to me. Link mentioned in the episode. The Tao Riding Program for riders who feel nervous, and who'd like to deepen their connection with their horse and keep them
This episode is about a new way of riding for riders who feel nervous, that is calming and connecting for them and their horse'. It is for the horse as much as it is for us, horses love connecting with us as much as we d
This episode is about going back to times past at the time of year of the Earth Element, a short period between the end of the summer and the beginning of Autumn. There is also an exercise for connecting with The Earth.
This episode is about the Fire Element which is predominant now in the Northern Hemisphere from the time of the Summer Solstice on the 21st of June.
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The Equestrian Tai Chi Podcast is hosted by Jenny Pim. The show is categorised under sports (education) and has published 61 episodes.
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