Every riding instructor, no matter how experienced, makes mistakes. Whether it’s in the heat of the moment during a lesson or simply falling into old habits, even the
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Why Unmounted Lessons Are Essential for Fall & Winter Riding Programs by Alisha Van Harn
The Important First Riding Lesson
The Big DayThe first lesson is a big day for your new student. He or she is excited to start, probably nervous about the horses, a new teacher, and
Katie Monahan & USEF Horsemaster Clinic
Recently, there has been controversy over the USEF Horsemasters clinic with Katie Monahan Prudent.For those who might not know who she is, Katie Monahan Prudent was on the
Riding Teachers, Instructors, & Coaches
There is a difference between teachers, instructors, and coaches in the horse industry. While we may hero worship and think one is more important than the other, they
Keep Student/Riding Instructor Relationships Healthy with Boundaries
Riding instructors are in a unique position when it comes to relationships with clientele. You're required to teach athletics, art, fitness, and theory all at one time while
Wear a Riding Helmet Even If Parelli Doesn’t
She’d taken the polo pony out for a trail ride when the mare bolted toward home. As the mare made a sharp right down the lane at a
Teach Riders Good Balance on the Horse
It's All About Balance That's a loaded statement because it covers sooo many areas of our lives. Today I'm talking specifically about the rider's balance on the horse,
What’s in Your Riding Instructor’s Toolbox?
Three very important parts of good riding are balance, tact, and consideration. These are all abilities that take time to develop. Instructors have the job of convincing students
Video – Why We Teach Riding Position
The VideoThis video is excerpted from my blog post "Why Do We Teach Our Horseback Riding Students Riding Position?"