i used to do a very physically intense job, carrying ~30lbs of gear up and down hiking trails for 8 hours a day, but then i dislocated my knee cap and partially tore a ligament, and then hurt my other knee at the climbing gym a few months ago. i feel like my body is falling apart, but i still want to work with horses, and i need a part time job. i think i'm gonna call up the stable owners and see about coming in this weekend to muck and feed, they pay per stall/horse and they said it usually takes 2-3 hours to do all the horses.
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Oh ok hummer that makes sense. I like training horses too but like watching someone just not understand me and do weird shit to their horse drives me crazy. The last time i tried to help someone with their horse (i love her by the way it just drove me crazy) she like would just give up every 5 seconds if he didnt do it immediately and i was like please you are so close just keep going 😭
picksey Personally i dont have any issue with mucking, it's not that difficult. The dumping wheelbarrows might be an issue if you're prone to joint dislocations but im not sure. Feeding is easy, feed bags are only like 50 pounds max and you can take them one at a time if you need to, and then you only have to take a bucket to each horse or push a feed cart around.
i really want to take a part-time job at one of the stables nearby, just mucking and feeding, but i'm worried about if i'd be physically able to. i've got bad arthritis in both my knees and i'm more prone to joint dislocations, do y'all think mucking and feeding would be dangerous? or is it more like a medium-level difficulty of physical labor?
Sav, that's basically what happened to me minus the injury... I think most horse trainers just trip and fall into it 😂 my own trainer only started training because she owned a barn and let another trainer train out of it, then the other trainer sucked so she went "oh my god let me do this" and bam thirty years later she has one of the biggest programs in the county
To clarify im not like head trainer i just teach beginners to intermediate and then give them to my trainer when i feel like theyre ready to like start jumping courses or whatever
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