Tmi Lina Nyberg

Tmi Lina Nyberg Opetan ratsastusta ja läsnäolon taitoa, mieluiten yhdistettynä. Opiskelen tällä hetkellä kasvatustieteiden maisteriksi ja RWYM-coachiksi.

Koulutukseltani olen ratsastuksenohjaaja, tunnetaitovalmentaja, mindfulnessohjaaja ja CR-ohjaaja. Ratsastuksenopetusta Mindfulness-menetelmiä käyttäen.

24/06/2023

Henkilökunta esittelyssä Lina Nyberg.
Kasvatustieteiden maisteri, ratsastuksenohjaaja, mindfulness- ja tunnetaito- ohjaaja.
1. Työn parhaimmat ja huonoimmat puolet?Ratsastuksen opetus on aktiivista työtä ja saa olla todella läsnä hetkessä. Dialogi ja ymmärryksen löytäminen kolmikon välillä (opettaja, ratsastaja ja hevonen) on kiehtovaa ja pidän työn haastavuudesta. Eikä siitäkään ole haittaa, että todella tykkään sekä ihmisistä että hevosista!
Huonoimmat puolet: Perheellisenä ilta- ja viikonloppupainotteisuus. Lisäksi työn parhaat puolet voi kääntyä itsensä vastaan, erityisesti jos opettaa liikaa. Aktiivinen läsnäolo on kuluttavaa ja mahdollisuudet auttaa ratsastajaa ja hevosta on joskus rajalliset. 2. Lempihevoset? Edesmennyt hevoseni Mädde ja kaikki opetushevoset ovat ihania.
3. Kuinka kauan olet työskennellyt Enjalan tallilla. 9 v. Tällä hetkellä leipätyöni on muualla, m***a noin kerran kuussa saan tulla nauttimaan ratsastuksen opettamisesta. 4. Harrastukset? Ratsastuksen lisäksi tykkään liikkua monipuolisesti, esimerkiksi ulkoilla koirani kanssa, pelata sulkapalloa tyttäreni kanssa ja lukea. 5. Vahvuudet? Myönteisyys, perusteellisuus ja psykologisesti turvallisen oppimisympäristön luominen.

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15/05/2023

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Jaahas. Oon tehnyt tuon(kin) väärin kaikkina näinä vuosina 😅
25/04/2023

Jaahas. Oon tehnyt tuon(kin) väärin kaikkina näinä vuosina 😅

16/11/2022

The Centered Riding® Virtual Symposium 2022 edition, under the topic of "Different Perspectives on Teaching" is still available to you, all the recordings will be accessible until December 5th. Take this chance to enjoy international educator's unique teaching styles and exercises on communication with yourself, body and mind, your horses and your students.

The Virtual Symposium is FREE for Centered Riding members.

Not a member? Join now --and as a gift to new members, you will receive four additional months of membership, which includes the 2023 Virtual Symposium! Click on the link: Join Now - www.centeredriding.org/page/joinnow

15/11/2022

Reward training is very effective because it tells the horse what you do want. Let’s use the example of training your horse to stand still at the mounting block.

If you give your horse a scratch at the wither or a piece of carrot when he stands still at the mounting block, you are using reward training because you are adding something that he likes.

Reward training is also called positive reinforcement because you are adding something the horse likes, when he does something you wanted him to do, that you want him to do again. In training talk, the word 'positive' is used in a mathematical way to refer to something being added (not the thing necessarily being good).

Positive punishment, then, is adding something the horse does not like when he does something you did not want him to do, such as jerking on the reins when he moves away from the mounting block.

Punishment is not a very effective teaching tool because it tells the horse what you do not want him to do, but not what you do want him to do. It can confuse him and cause more problems. In our example, it could make your horse fearful of you or the mounting block, which will make him even less likely to stand still.

On the other hand, the positive reinforcement of reward training provides the clear communication and pleasurable experiences that your horse needs to feel safe and therefore be safer to ride. And that's more fun for everyone!

It isn’t always possible to reward your horse with food, but he will probably enjoy a scratch at his withers or another favourite spot. If you do use food rewards, you should feed them on an open, flat palm.

08/11/2022

// Training Tip Tuesday - Ruling out pain//

Before any analysis of problem horse behaviour, it’s important to investigate other possible causes such as pain. The science of recognising facial signs of pain is still in its infancy, despite the claims of many authors. Much of the problem arises because of the huge variation between horses in the facial characteristics as well as differences in behavioural traits and temperaments.

The diagram above shows the generalised understanding of how pain might present itself.

However, it’s important to recognise that pain and stress have similar characteristics in animals. The characteristics of pain in the above diagram may alternatively suggest stress resulting from conflict behaviour, or any other stress induced by human interactions.

Therefore, when assessing problem behaviour you should also rely on first principles and pattern recognition, include the signs and symptoms of the problematic behaviour.

For example, in the case of a horse that doesn’t stand still when being saddled, as well as facial signs of pain/stress, you should also consider:
• Dysfunctions in in-hand training
• Prior negative associations with saddling,
• sensitivity levels and preferences
• predictability of the actions being done
• familiarity of the human
• confidence to separate from social partners

This diagram is illustrated by Karina Bech Gleerup, research paper: an equine pain face’ and Horses and People Magazine.

This is an excerpt from the Unit NAT10872001 Develop a plan for horse training based on equitation science principles which forms part of 10872NAT Diploma of Equitation Science. Visit our website to learn about our next enrolment period: https://esi-education.com/courses/diploma/

02/11/2022

🌟WE WILL BE LIVE IN FEW DAYS!!🌟

This is your last chance to join Centered Riding® for a free access to this year Symposium (follow the link: www.centeredriding.org/page/joinnow ) or if you are already a member to check your personal log-in info. If you lost them, contact the office at [email protected]

Lina Nyberg will close our six hours livestream event with her presentation "How to Support Rider's Motivation & Learning as a Riding Teacher"

Motivation is the driving force and quality that elicit behaviour. For riding teachers and coaches, it is helpful to understand the possible reasons behind rider's actions (or non-actions) and the connection to the social environment, such as the yard culture and teaching/coaching style.

The aim of the presentation is to outline relevant research on motivation, learning, and equestrianism, and illustrate how you can apply this knowledge to the benefit of your teaching, and rider's learning.

Lina Nyberg is a Riding Teacher, Mindfulness & Emotional Skills Coach and a MSc Student in Educational Science

Lina's presentation "How to Support Rider's Motivation & Learning as a Riding Teacher" will start at 7.00pm CET/2.00pm EST and will include an open question-and-answer session.

This session covers just one of many captivating topics featured at the 2022 Centered Riding® Virtual Symposium. The Symposium will be live from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. CET / 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. EST on Saturday, November 5, 2022.

And that's not all! Many more educational videos from international educators in equestrian sport will be available for you to watch on demand throughout the month of November, in addition to recordings of the live sessions.

The Virtual Symposium is FREE for Centered Riding members. Join now --and as a gift to new members, you will receive five additional months of membership, which includes the 2023 Virtual Symposium! Click on the link: Join Now - www.centeredriding.org/page/joinnow

08/08/2022

Tietoisesti satulassa -kurssi syyskuun la-aamuisin!

Jo kuudetta vuotta Tietoisesti satulassa! Tällä kertaa kurssilla keskitytään kehotietoisuuteen, joka on yksi ratsastajan tärkeimmistä taidoista.

Mitä kehotietoisuus tarkoittaa ratsastaessa?
- Huomion suuntaamista omaan kehoon ja hevosen kehoon
- Hyväksyvää asennetta molempia kehoja kohtaan
- Ymmärrystä kehojen keskinäisestä vuorovaikutuksesta
Mitä sillä voi saavuttaa?
- Hienovaraisempaa apujenkäyttöä
- Parempaa tasapainoa
- Turvallisempaa ratsastusta
Mitä muita hyötyjä siitä voi saada?
- Läsnäolon taidot kehittyvät
- Keskittymiskyky ja itsesäätely paranee
- Yhteys hevoseen vahvistuu
Mitä kurssilla tehdään?
- Mindfulnessharjoituksia
- Ratsastus/istuntaharjoituksia
- Keskustelua

La 3.9, 10.9, 17.9, 24.9 klo 9-10 Hinta 224 €
Ratsastetaan 4 hengen pienryhmässä. Ohjaajana toimii ratsastuksenohjaaja, mindfulness-ohjaaja ja tunnetaitovalmentaja Lina Nyberg.

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11/07/2022

Just because you've always done something a particular way, doesn't mean you always have to.

Changing how you do something doesn't mean you were wrong, it just means that you learnt more. That's why it's OK to say "I used to do/teach/train like..."

Sometimes change can be hard, but that's how we all get better at what we do and we all want to do our best for horses.

What is something you are proud to say you used to do like 'that', but you now do like 'this'?

15/02/2022

Jotain mihin pyrkiä 😁

07/02/2022

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31/01/2022

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