Horsemanship Clinics and Workshops
10 (11!) reasons for attending a clinic!
Clinics are available for groups of up to 20 riders. They are often organized by students who wish to gather up a group to advance, learn, and enjoy an intensive shot of savvy together! Clinics (2 to 4 days) can take various formats, usually targeting one level of the pathway, depending on the group. Starter clinics consist of groundwork only. Gallery students are welcome at clinics.
Why attend a clinic?
- Begin your journey with relationship-based horsemanship or progress your knowledge and skills
- Experience the transformation live and in person
- Accelerate your learning with immediate feedback while you are there with your horse
- Get answers to your questions
- Observe the approach and see it work with different horses
- Experience breakthrough changes in yourself and your horse, and witness the changes in other people and horses in the clinic
- Watch how the techniques can be used for many purposes, and at many levels
- Enjoy an intense injection of savvy as a group, and have fun!
VIP (Very Immersive Private) clinics are for small groups (1 to 3 students) who wish to make a private booking for a specifically tailored clinic lasting 3 days or more, where they will partake in an intense, focused, and personalized learning experience. Participants in VIP clinics will also benefit from free assessments and a follow-up service by email and by phone.
Workshops (with horses) are for students who need specific help or feel stuck. They focus on one skill or a specific topic (trailer loading, preparing for the vet, preparing for a safe ride, games with an obstacle, lead changes, circling, etc.) Workshops allow you to advance your savvy and your knowledge in good company while enjoying an informal and fun half-day or full day.
Groups are 6 to 10 students. Workshops may be held on a regular basis at equestrian facilities that choose to host them. They can also be set up to learn and practice specific horsemanship skills such as horse care, groundwork, first aid, equipment, or any other topic. Gallery students may or may not be permitted with host and student permission, for example, if they wish to preserve a more intimate setting for the workshop. Please contact us if you would like to host a set of workshops at your facility.
Interested in hosting your own event?
As a host, you may get to ride for free if the clinic fills!
