Hey Working Equitation Enthusiast!

Are you feeling stuck in your Working Equitation journey?

Do you struggle with

Where to start?     What to do next?     What's Missing?

No matter where you're starting from,
Let's get You to the next level!

Alla Cline

You  are so responsive! I can’t believe how you are up all hours of the day  and night! I must take this opportunity to tell you how amazing your  course is!  

 I have purchased way too many Online equine programs.  I’ve  found a handful of very talented trainers/communicators.  But NO ONE,  has put together such a comprehensive and instructional program.  Your  effort to get through to the rider is phenomenal...

...The half-halt lesson is worth the price of admission all on its own!  This was a huge lesson (for me) because few can truly explain half-halts' execution with any clarity at all.  Including it with all the other valuable information in an all-inclusive Working Equitation program is truly a gift to us students. Thank you, thank you for putting this wonderful course together. 

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Don't let the price fool you. These are not short little tidbits that leave you wondering what to do.
Each lesson is detailed, easy to understand, and multi-part for horses and riders of all levels.

This course was an excellent way for me to get to learn about Working  Equitation as there are no WE trainers in the Charlotte area.

The videos  (both the ones in the lessons AND the videos participants post of  themselves) helped immensely!  I definitely recommend this class!

Cindy Kaufman

What Do You Think?
Are you ready to Get Unstuck and make some progress?
Are you ready to spend less time wondering what to do, and more time doing it?

In a weekend clinic I could only teach you a fraction of what's included here.
I can't begin to imagine how many weekend clinics it would take to cover everything included. Especially as I keep adding more.
BUT, in a group setting, we can spread out these costs so the Working Equitation from Intro to Show program is AMAZINGLY affordable.

The complete program is just $297 for Lifetime, Unlimited and Instant Access to all the lessons.

Student Feedback

Lisa Camp - Flexion or Bend lesson
I really like the picture/diagram of the horse from above, it's very helpful and I like the info about the hip and using colored tape so you can see it.

Shelly Donaldson - Bonus Single Slalom exercises
There is A LOT of information in this lesson. I especially like how the lesson is broken down into segments for learning and exercising so that the horse becomes more fit and the rider gains a better understanding of all the pieces that help with manuevering through the slalom. Clearly more than 5 days of practice will help achieve bending and flexing the horse at a tempo that works best for them. I have ridden these exercises and find them very useful to my mare and I as they set us up for success once we've established the basic foundation.

Alla Cline - Turn on the Haunches and Turn on the Forehand lesson 
This lesson was well described and knowing the movement, I was able to “feel” your words as I read them.

Jane O'Boyle - Bank and Water
This section had very good training information for me based on my knowledge and experience and will be helpful.
Again, you gave me additional advice on managing problems:)

Lisa Camp - Figure 8
I never thought to break these obstacles down so precisely. I have read   this lesson at least 4 times and will come back to it. The material is  easy to understand, but there is so much to remember!
I hope to take it out onto the course while riding it to help me work the obstacle.

Daphne Carter - Forward and Back from the seat
Excellent dramatizations. Learning subtle things.. Very productive.

Alla Cline - Single Slalom
Very thorough distinction on flexion vs. bend. What I appreciated more was the description on how to “build” in better bend using the ovals exercise.  An excellent, thorough lesson. And thank you for pointing out that poll flexion is minimal - 1 inch.

Jane O'Boyle - Jumping for the human lesson
The hardest part about equestrian learning is forgetting what tools you have in your tool box. This was a great reminder for self checks and i need to incorporate this every ride.

Lois Shaw - Go and Stop with Bend
Great explanations and easy to understand. Well written!

Jane O'Boyle - Softening, yielding, giving to the bit lesson
If the horses head goes too low or behind the vertical use TOH to bring it back up. This is what i needed.

Daphne Carter - Single Slalom
After reviewing the video's and comments a few more times I am getting more aware of the preciseness for the obstacle. Have started working Rose more frequently on this obstacle.