Slick Horns Horsemanship

08/28/2026

So unfortunately this has been brought to our attention. Thank u to the person who came forward and sent us this. THIS IS NOT JOE HE ONLY HAS ONE FACEBOOK N ONE INSTAGRAM AND OUR PAGE. So if you get a message or request please dont engage. Please go report this profile so it gets taken down. Ik this is not our normal content and im sorry but we are just spreading the awareness

08/22/2026

Today we got to go to the va hospital in northport for there event. It was a blast to meet so many different people and talk about Pal-O-Mine Equestrian and their programs along with our roping program.

05/27/2026

Hey everybody we have revamped our business cards. We will have them in a couple of days. They came out beautiful. The front and back r featured in these photos

03/30/2026

03/01/2026

Today we had the privilege of giving a clinic to our up and coming ropers in the IHA youth group it was a great way to start the season off. We are so proud of all the students and a huge shout out and thanks to for letting us use her amazing facility.

02/18/2026

Tonight, we attended Geoff Costa's .costa23 book signing and were inspired by his life experiences. It was a privilege to hear him share his story.

11/11/2025

🪖💪Thank you to all the veterans for your selfless service to our country

11/11/2025

Thank you to all the Veterans for your selfless service to our country.

11/10/2025

Today our veterans learned how to shoe a horse and about confirmation. Also horsemanship on how to approach a horse to ask for there foot. They did amazing and learned alot today.

10/05/2025

Hey everyone,

James here from Slick Horns. I wanted to share something that’s really resonated with me lately and might strike a chord with some of you too.

The VA has officially recognized Tai Chi as a valuable complementary practice for managing PTSD, TBI, stress, and even fall prevention. As someone who’s always been drawn to learning through movement and martial arts, discovering Yang Style Tai Chi Form 37 has been eye-opening.

It’s deepened my understanding of grounding—the feeling of rooting myself to the earth—and given me a new level of awareness of my body and how I move. They call it “meditation in motion” for a reason, and I can honestly say it’s lived up to that name.

I started training with Holistic Health Pros and Master Peter, who I found through the American Tai Chi and Qigong Association. The instruction has been incredible.

Tai Chi has even impacted my horsemanship. One of the pillars of the practice is breathwork—breathing through the nose in a long, slow, quiet, and fine way. That stillness and control in breathing directly relates to the calm and grounded energy we aim to share with our horses.

If this speaks to you, I’d be happy to talk more or point you in the right direction.

Take care,
James
Slick Horns

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