Absolutely not! The equitation I teach is what will rehabilitate horses, but it is also what will protect the horse from lameness.
What clients have to say
- ...booom it all started clicking
- ...completely changed my riding for the better
- ...great teacher
- ...I had no idea that I didn't know what straightness was
- ...my mare is so confident on course now
- ...now I have a willing partner
- ...today my mare is a different horse
- ...your descriptions really clarified a lot
Live Video Lessons
written on June 18, 2021, 2:15 pm
We have had success with live video lessons around the world and it is time to open this opportunity for everyone. On this end, we use video conferencing service to see and communicate with the rider. On the rider's end you need either auto-tracking video equipment or someone to hold the camera. At the same time you need to have a microphone and ear piece connected to the video conference. The better the quality of the video, the better the feedback. We recommend using a tripod and zoom feature if you have a helper running the video camera. Click here for more information on lessons with Paige at Horse PT.