You Tell Me What You Want To Achieve in your Flatwork
and I'll show you tools to begin removing the drama so that you say
"I'm Going To Do That, I Can Do That!".
Sessions will be structured so that we
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Discuss your individual frustrations and fears
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Define your immediate, medium and long term goals
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Help you to understand that you're not alone. There is a support system of like minded people
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Work out how to get on the right path to achieve your goals by
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Helping you to understand exactly why your horse behaves as it does
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If your horse doesn't behave as you want, what you can do to change the situation.
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How to work out the best procedure to help your horse develop as you want
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How to read the signs that something is going to "go wrong" so that you can avoid this happening
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How to influence rather than interfere with the way your horse carries himself
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How to know when he's finding it difficult and when he's being naughty
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When to reward his effort and when to insist that he tries a little harder
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Creating a plan for you to follow to help get the best results at competitions and outings
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Showing you specific homework exercises that you can work on to improve you and your horse
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Giving you the confidence that you do have the resources to achieve your goals
Sessions 1 hr & 45 mins. $ 80 per combination/session. Riding Spaces limited. All levels catered for. Groups will be organised according to horse & rider experience and confidence levels.
Feedback from Yes I Can Flatwork Clinics:
I found the clinic very helpful. Cheski looks at the horse as well as the rider so it's comfortable for both and tells you what to improve. The most important thing I took out of the session was that if I don't like what my horse is doing; I need to stop and think what I've done that made him behave the way he did.
Antonia Parmentier
13/12/09
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The clinic was very helpful, especially the group riding. The riding on the grass & grass arena was particularly helpful and coming to grips with a spooky horse in a strange environment
Marilyn French
08/11/09
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I was reminded how much I can affect my horse's behaviour by my feelings and how I must not treat her as a pet. That she must respect my space and I respect hers. The session was excellent. It provided a great environment to gain confidence without the pressure of an event happening
Kathy Graham
08/11/0
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Thank you for the time you spent in the session to meet my needs, I am not sure if you are aware but that is some of the best work I have done with PK in a long time, and last time we reached that level it took 3 weeks of intensive work and the canter work was the best I have seen him do
Richard Harwood
09/03/09
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Hi Cheski
Thank you for that positive reinforcement just what I needed. We will continue to work on your (ping concept) along with the other exercises, still maintaining consistency and calmness.
Slowly but surely all the cards will fall into place. I am soo proud of my little horse who has come such a long way since I got her in Dec.
Cheers
Robbie Williams
08/03/09
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Hi Jan,
Thank-you so much for organising that coaching session with Cheski yesterday, I had an awesome ride and am still marveling at how much I learnt. Abderry certainly has a lot to offer and is an invaluable equine resource that we are so fortunate to have in our back yard.
Thanks,
Christina Whittle
11/11/09
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