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2010
Clinic Calendar
Conquer Your Fears
May 8 – 11 Sisters, Oregon
June 26 – 29 Sisters, OR
September 4 – 7 Sisters, OR
Improve Your Seat
March 18 – 21 2010 Kings Equestrian Bromyard, UK
March 22– April 5 Lessons/Clinics in England
April 9-11 Central, OR
May 21 – 23 Sisters, OR
Eventing Camp April 30 - May 2 Yelm, WA |
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To
ride well and communicate clearly with your horse you need to move with the
motion of your horse, with supple, fluent balance. Most riders tense-up,
brace, and interfere with their horse’s performance. Through my unique
program combining training in awareness, balance, flexibility and motor
control you can learn to ride correctly, in a way that helps your
horse—whether for dressage, reining, jumping, endurance, working cows,
running barrels, or trail riding.
My clinics are a combination of movement, balance, breathing, and
awareness lessons, both on and off your horse. You will improve your
ability to sense your own imbalance and tension, learn how to correct
muscle imbalances and joint tension, and discover how to support the
motion of your horse.
Maybe
you are ready to work with a biomechanics & movement professional and
change the way you move and organize yourself and get top performance
whether in the arena or on the trail.
Sit
the Trot! is committed to guiding you to discover your potential for
more comfortable, coordinated, balanced movement. No matter what your
age, history, condition, or goals you can improve. When you abandon
horse-inhibiting, stressful habits and learn healthy, well-organized
movement, difficult activities will become easier, even effortless.
Whether you want to increase your competitive edge in the show ring,
improve your riding performance, recover from injury, or just feel
better, I will guide you toward higher performance, balance, and ease in
the way you ride.
Schedule a clinic, lesson or a video lesson to
begin your journey to move with efficiency, grace, and power and attain
your riding dreams.
Research from Nottingham Trent University, UK shows Feldenkrais helps
riders to improve. |
