A horse has one way of communicating: body language.

He just put his ears back, looked at the fence, went over, reared up and came down on it and walked away like he was making a statement. I keep it there to remind me that horses have feelings too and can be dangerous.

The basic idea of training a horse is to reduce its most powerful characteristic, its flight instinct.

Action & bodylanguage of a person will tell you every thing you need to know.

We were playing like we were down by 40 in the first half. Our body language was like we weren't going to win. We didn't let up when they made a run; we stayed poised, and made a basket when we had to.

I didn't like the aura of our body language on the court. We seemed that we were getting defeated, and even though the game was a large margin, we didn't play smart basketball. We're just trying to get these guys to understand that's not how you go out.