Recently we attended a biomechanics clinic with Dr. Gerd Heuschmann at Rider's Edge Farm in Redmond, WA. We were fortunate to land two riding spots and took two of our full-time training horses, Rhia, a 22 year old Hanoverian mare, and Rosa, a 17 year old Hanoverian mare. While both mares did fabulously and we received lots of positive feedback, each mare offered a very different feel and learning opportunity. The changes were incredible, and everyone learned a ton. Here are my top seven takeaways from Gerd:
As the weather warms up, many of us head outdoors and hit the trails as a welcome respite from the long winter of indoor riding. Regardless of discipline, trail riding offers a great cross-training opportunity for you and your horse. Here are seven trail tips to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable trail season!
Enjoying a trail ride with your horse will mentally stimulate and emotionally refresh you, and you'll become a more balanced and confident team as you negotiate varied terrain and obstacles.
Happy trails! For the last 10 years, I have operated my lesson and training business under the name of Natural Horse Savvy. Over the past several years, I have worked to learn and grow as a rider, instructor, and trainer. With the recent expansion of my training business to Monroe, it’s become apparent that I have reached the next stage in my evolution as a trainer and instructor. I'm excited to announce that as of today, I’m formally transitioning our brand, our services, our company name, and all of our efforts to Seven Hills Training.
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AuthorHi! I'm Monica Meyette and I’m the lead instructor/trainer at Seven Hills Training, Read more... ArchivesCategories
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