Fall No Worries Journal is Here

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The latest issue of the No Worries Journal is out for all No Worries Club members to enjoy! This fall edition is packed with insights, inspiration and practical advice for every horse enthusiast.

Inside, you’ll meet the newest Method Ambassadors who have joined the team and get a behind-the-scenes look at their horsemanship journeys. Discover what led them to the Method and why they’re so passionate about helping other horsemen.

The training articles in the issue cover a wide range of topics, including an exercise to teach your horse to stop better, the importance of balancing your training program, and how Clinton approaches the first training session after a show with his cow horses. Plus, take Clinton’s quiz to test your trailer-loading IQ!

Beyond training, this issue dives deep into horse care, offering tips and strategies to keep your equine partners healthy and happy.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, be inspired and take your horsemanship to the next level. Log in to the No Worries Club website or the Downunder Horsemanship app to start reading your No Worries Journal today. A hard copy of the No Worries Journal will be mailed to premium members later this month.

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