Thanks for the discussion Joseph, glad we can both be curious and continue to learn and grow. Happy to be a part of your journey

Warwick saved my horses life and probably mine.

Warwick Schiller is the best. He is constantly learning and sharing. There is no one like him. He is state of the art and 100% puts the horse's physical and mental well being first! He is also a highly successful competitor and clinician.

I ADORE Warwick Schiller-I think of him as the Zen Master of Horsemanship and Life together. Following Warwick’s YT channel and his phenomenal podcast (called Journey On) is like a master class in horsemanship and humanism at the same time. He reminds me of the old folktale The Superlative Horse, if anyone happens to know that, where the eye the man has to find superlative horses sees only into the horse and is not concerned with exterior things. I knew there was a good reason for following you to Joseph. It was so kind of you to point your audience in Warwick’s direction. The whole world would be a better place if we walked along with Warwick Schiller. Thank you for your continued generosity too :)

I saw that little gem about mouth movement recently and applied it to when I'm on board. I sat quietly, my sentinel self, not pushing my tense little mare about or allowing her to push me about and patiently waited for her to settle her mouth, for her to think that maybe, just maybe I'm worth listening to after all. It made me think about the unsettled mouths one often sees in the dressage arena, clearly horses not convinced that the person sitting on them is someone to be trusted. If you haven't seen it, watch it. Warwick is awesome and glad this guy can see it too.

Warwick Schiller is one of the best horseman of this generation. It's about the horse, not him. He's open to learning and changing his methods if need be which speaks volumes for his integrity as a horseperson and trainer. I've even heard him say he was wrong- not too many horse trainers will do that! I'm happy you appreciate his expertise and willingness to share it.

Warwick is an upstanding horseman. I love that he keeps improving on his methods and not just echoing the same old same old.

Love him. He gets the job done with kindness and patience. Warwick is pronounced Warrick..

After my horse died I figured I was done with horses at the age of 70. Then I stumbled across Warwick's videos on YT during the plandemic.. I loved his videos and really wanted to try out what he was teaching but I only had a mini mule at that time. So I used the mini mule to practice on. He had had a hard life prior to coming to my place and I had pretty much left him alone until he became my guinea pig. What a transformation he underwent! A few months later I bought an older Haflinger gelding to continue my journey with Warwick's teaching with great results. So thankful for YT making it possible to share such fantastic content from Warwick and others like him.🤩

I whole heartedly agree he is a philosopher as well as horseman a very rare breed these days. I had the privilege of working with a old horseman he sat and contemplated while watching horses on the walker and would share his philosophy of life as well as knowledge of horse training. Thank you and Warwick for sharing. I love how you are so non- plused when a horse 7:41 spooks❤❤

Warwick is awesome!

I listen to his podcast, always , and what a wonderful person he is and it is, in my opinion, makes him such a good horseman. Also I have to shout out to Tristen Tucker aka TRT Method. He has been on Warwick podcast.

What made me take notice of Warwick Shiller are his You Tube videos of “Horses That Changed The Way I Look At Things”,

Couldn't agree more! I can say enough about Warwick Schiller and how he changed my perspective on so many aspects of horsemanship and just being with a horse. One of my favorite lessons from him was the whole idea of matching your steps with the horse, especially when you're out hand-grazing them. It really seems like it builds some sort of connection with the horse -- hard to explain but it works. I also love how he says "Sometimes, it's OK if the horse says No at first, especially if he is scared." I might add: You are like him in many ways, Mr. Joseph Newcomb. :)

Warwick Schiller is the real deal.

I totally agree❤❤❤

My god, YES! I absolutely adore him :) and thank you for noticing and sharing this. I love watching both of you and I learn so much.

I loved Warwick's videos of training from the beginning, a big black, unbelievably-great-naturally-moving stud horse. I don't remember if the horse was a dressage or a jumping stud. I'll have to go back and catch it again.

You can easily tell who the good teachers are by their authenticity and honest desire to find the best solutions whether they be for horsemanship, personal development, or both. Warwick Schiller is definitely one of the better and most approachable of those teachers today.

He is the absolute best. But I also love how much emphasis you and Amelia place on groundwork to bridge into dressage. You're all legends in my book 🐴

Warwick's explaination of the half halt is the best I've seen and I've looked at a lot of resources. Love that he has his information open source to help everyone

Warwick is an amazing horseman.

He is amazing 👏

+1 Joseph, Warwick is the best. So much to learn and adapt

thanks for this one. I see the similarities between you and Warwick for sure...

Back when I still lived in Cali and boarded my horse, Warwick came back from Australia and started working with the ranch owner's reining horses.

He is definitely awesome.

He changed my whole life

Agree! I love his approach.

Hi Jo. I'm Keala' s neighbor. Iv also been following Warwick for several years and, like you, I find his 'Principles of Training' to be invaluable. You've probably seen me looking like I'm not doing anything with my young Arabians over the fence😂 Now you know, I'm STTDP (sticking to the damn plan). Its really good to see high-level professionals like you endorsing attuned horsemanship.

I agree Warwick is awesome! Have you got his book, it’s very good? My friend and I talk about the direction he’s taken in the last couple years, the subtle relationship stuff, and mammalian nervous system discussions. I think it’s eye opening and important to incorporate while working with horses. That said, and I hope I can articulate this clearly. We can’t forget that Warwick has trained many horses with traditional Natural Horsemanship methods for years and years. In that time he’s developed a really good sense of what, where and how his body moves around horses. He’s got good timing of release, balance. What I’m saying is he has a great foundation and he can’t help but use so much of that when he works with a horse as it should be, I’m not criticizing him at all. But I’ve seen some people seem to want to throw out the old Natural Horsemanship methods and just work on the relationship aspect of training. I think this not good and some folks will get hurt. I think both aspects are important. I watched a recent video of his and he alluded to that very thing. He basically said when he works on the relationship end he has to do less to accomplish his goals with the horse. I hope I’ve explained myself well, I’m a fan of his not a critic. I’m just seeing some folks going that direction completely. I’ve also been watching you for years. I think I started watching you when you posted the series on training a horse to Piaffe in hand, that was very good. Another great trainer is Pat Puckett, he’s a student of the Vaquero Californio tradition. Keep up the good work, cheers!

I’m so glad you agree with me!

I agree

i’ve changed a lot because of all the great information warwick has made available to the world his podcast is an education in and of itself i am not surprised that he so resonates with you… kindred spirits

Warwick had me at Polyvagal theory! So on point.

Nicely said

Our time or all time. I’m going to say all time.

Agreed!

Totally agree! He's one of the best! I also agree that we have a lot of great horsemen and women out there right now to learn from! Most are quite similar in their thinking. I love that horsemanship is evolving!

Add Karen Rolph

Another great Australian horseman is Mark Langley.

Warwick will never correct you b but his name is pronounced WARRICK. 😊

It's warrick! He's very good but too wordy😮

Buck Brannaman is the best horseman in my humble opinion…

Be careful if you mispronounce his name he gets testy. He feels he’s famous enough we should all know how to say it properly.

Warwick change my relationship with my horses for the better