World Renowned Horsewoman Lets Her Students Tell the Story in New

Horsemanship Book

Students of Reach Out to Horses, a comprehensive program for horse enthusiasts to learn more
about the language of the horse, compile their stories of discovery in a new book. "Escaping
Tradition: The Next Generation of Horsemanship" journeys with 10 students of ROTH and founder,
Anna Twinney, as they share their life-altering and illuminating experiences.

Elizabeth, CO, December 20, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Anna Twinney, a Colorado-based, veteran equine
professional, has taught thousands of horse owners all over the world how to better connect with their
animals. She's one of the only English-speaking horse professionals to be asked to teach in China. She's
traveled to Trinidad, Morocco, Spain, Germany, her native UK, and more than a dozen other global
locations to share her knowledge. This year, Twinney let her students do the talking in a new book titled:
"Escaping Tradition: The Next Generation of Horsemanship."

Twinney is the founder of Reach Out to Horses, a progressive but thorough program that includes
teaching students Reiki (also called energy healing), Animal Communication, as well as, the language of
the horse, Equus. Escaping Tradition chronicles the journeys and stories of ten ROTH students.
Twinney's teaching, while proven effective, is somewhat different than her counterparts in the industry.
ROTH teaches communication over coercion and compassion first. “'If it's the horse's idea it's usually the
wrong idea', is a prevalent statement in dominance based horsemanship today. We seek to give the horses
a voice and a choice, to ask and not tell,” explains Twinney.

Students who participated in the compilation were eager to share stories of transformation. Surprisingly,
but as is often the case when working with horses, the students tell of experiences in which they learned
far more than their horses.

“Horses are born and they pretty immediately can walk, trot, canter and gallop. Soon after that, you might
see a yearling executing a lovely piaffe on his way to the water trough. Everything humans feel they
“teach” a horse how to do, they already know how to do. So, it's clear that the issue with people and
horses lies in the inability to communicate. I teach people how to talk to their horse and how to listen
too,” Twinney explained.

In "Escaping Tradition," ROTH students share the many ways in which learning these lessons not only
helped them connect more fully with their horses but also how their lives were changed for the better.

“When we slow down to truly observe another being and we make a conscious effort to connect,
especially when we don't share the same culture and language, we begin to learn about ourselves. Our
habits, our expectations, our patience...it's all put to the test. The best students embrace that challenge and
let it mold them...this book is full of those stories,” Twinney said.

To read the foreword and first chapter of the book, visit AnnaTwinneyEvents.com/escaping-tradition for
a PDF media copy please reach out to the email or phone number listed.

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