We have all dreamed of that magical relationship with a horse - a partnership and connection that inspires and challenges each of us to become more aware of ourselves and the horses in our lives.
Now your dreams can come true with the proven tips, techniques and tools that are featured in the highly acclaimed Horse and Rider Awareness® program.
You will learn how to “do it yourself” and become more aware of how your riding position, influence, and reactions affect a horse's balance and responses. As a result, your horse will quickly become more comfortable to ride and easier to influence!
First, you will learn how your riding position can be more balanced and effective. Than you will begin to understand how to control your emotions and reactions in the training process.
Next, you will learn the science of the horse with practical horse awareness exercises that will teach you how the horse thinks and reacts in training situations. You will discover new, exciting ways to build confidence and trust with a horse as it becomes more comfortable to ride and easier to influence.
A two-day Horse and Rider Awareness Program is only $595 per horse and rider. Clinics are limited to 12 participants unless special arrangements have been made.
BYOH (Bring your own horse) or speak to your stable about working with a horse that will bring out the best in you. Most stables hosting Horse and Rider Awareness® programs and clinics also have horses available for you to use.
The results of the Equestrian Social Media Awards are in! Thank you everybody who voted for us. You made the difference!
Both Horse and Rider Awareness and How to Market Your Horse Business where nominated to four categories. Since we used only social media this past year we were not sure what to expect. When the votes where over, these were the results in the International Category:
Best Use of Facebook - 2nd Place:
How to Market Your Horse Business
Most Informative -2nd Place:
Horse and Rider Awareness
Best Use of YouTube - 3rd Place:
How to Market Your Horse Business and Horse and Rider Awareness