With 40 years proven experience – My Horsemanship and training methods are science based by applying psychological learning theories!  LEARN TO - shape how a horse perceives, reacts to exercises and responds to cues. Horse training and horsemanship clinics vary widely in structure, length, and focus, ranging from non-riding groundwork to intensives to multi-day mounted coaching.

FORMATS

My clinics in follow a structured format designed to build communication, emotional connection, and practical riding or groundwork skills between horse and rider.

Typical Clinic Structure & Schedule

1. Duration: Most clinics run for 2 to 4 days (commonly a 3-day format running from morning to mid-afternoon, typically around 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM).

2. Daily Sessions:

 

1. Riders typically get two practical sessions per day (such as a 2-hour morning session and a 2-hour afternoon session).

2. Between sessions, participants "audit" or watch the other group, which provides valuable learning time to absorb concepts, body language, and problem-solving from the sidelines.

 

1. Daily Progression:

Mornings often start with Handouts, identifying positive/negative personality traits, groundwork (desensitization, body[JaLF1]  language, respect, trust, confidence, leadership and feel), moving into ridden work in the afternoon (refining seat, legs, hands, and cues).

 

General Breakdown of Clinic Fees

My Horse training and horsemanship clinic fees typically range from $100 to $450+ per day, depending on the; location, length of the clinic, discipline, facility fees, and whether you participate with a horse or audit (observe). Auditing (No Horse): $35 to $50 per day

• Single/Half-Day Workshops & Mini-Clinics: $100 to $200 for 1-day general or ground-manners clinics

• Multi-Day Horsemanship & Training Clinics (2–3 Days): $250 per participant clinics run around $315

• Intensive / Private Training Days: $150 to $420 per day or $90/hour for private coaching

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1. Groundwork for Softness

2. If you want to create a soft and light horse with great groundwork foundations

3. Want to become a more calm and confident rider? Do you wish for a more relaxed, calm and less spooky horse? 

4. Improve your feel on a circle, groundwork, backing, balance and soft ridden circles, ridden serpentines, direct and indirect rein, softness and lightness with these groundwork and riding lessons  you can try these lessons at home with your horse. 

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Here are our guidelines for all clinic horses:

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• The horse to be aged 3 years or older

• Your primary goal is to improve your ground and ridden work

• No serious behavioral issues (no rearing, bucking, bolting, etc). This is because it is difficult to address these types of issues given the time allowed during each clinic, and the mix of riders in each class.

• We do not accept stallions, as many locations do not have suitable facilities. not have suitable facilities

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We aim to provide a happy, calm supportive place for all of our clinic riders and horses, and thank you for helping us achieve this!

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