Yes I Can Do It Clinic
Next "Yes I Can Do It" Clinics
Sun 7 July, Sun 27 July,
Sun 4 August, Sun 18 August
Topics being covered:
Yes I Can Do It - Flatwork |
Yes I Can Do It - Jumping |
Yes I Can Do It - Be Confident |
You Tell Me What You Want To Achieve
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 based on Dressage, Jumping or Confident Riding for Fun and will structured so that we
- Discuss your individual frustrations and fears
- Define your immediate, medium and long term goals
- Help you to understand that you're not alone. There is a support system of like minded people
- Work out how to get on the right path to achieve your goals by
- Helping you to understand exactly why your horse behaves as it does
- If your horse doesn't behave as you want, what you can do to change the situation.
- How to work out the best procedure to help your horse develop as you want
- How to read the signs that something is going to "go wrong" so that you can avoid this happening
- How to influence rather than interfere with the way your horse carries himself
- How to know when he's finding it difficult and when he's being naughty
- When to reward his effort and when to insist that he tries a little harder
- Creating a plan for you to follow to help get the best results at competitions and outings
- Showing you specific homework exercises that you can work on to improve you and your horse
- Giving you the confidence that you do have the resources to achieve your goals
Click here for comments about previous clinics
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.
"Thank you. It is obvious you have a passion for passing on knowledge and allowing people both young and old to enjoy the sport in world class surroundings. We are privileged to have you on our doorstep. Thank you Diana and Tilly."  "Hi Cheski, Thank you for your instruction and support. It’s quite a challenge to go up in height on an experienced horse let alone a young one so I was thrilled to have achieved what we did. I do appreciate the facility you are providing, especially as it provides such a great environment for a young horse to learn with out any pressure. Thanks Anja" |
Cheski understands what it's like to take a horse that's being difficult out to a competition. She takes a particular interest in helping people understand how to use the mental tools that allow them ride through a tense situation. She specialises in changing the focus away from an issue that's causing a tenseness by helping riders ride positively in situations that are not tense before and then after they tackle the "issue".
There will be separate sessions working on Flatwork, Jumping and Confident Riding For Fun.
Her approach to training is to coach you through how to use you and your horse's attributes to your best advantage. She will work on simple exercises that are controlled by you and not the horse. She will work on your mastering a proper preparation routine. From this your confidence and therefore timing, rhythm and accuracy almost automatically fall into place Book a Space to participate in this clinic(or e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form)AND IF YOU CAN'T COME & RIDE THEN Come and be"A Fly on the Wall!"The challenges and concerns you see other people have are probably exactly the same as yours! Come, watch, listen and learn. (if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a Yes I Can Do It Clinic Spectator Entry Form) |
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Cheski is a registered ESNZ Performance Coach
for Dressage & Show Jumping  |
Cheski's credentials:
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| 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. (or e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form) |
Also covered in the clinic
(or e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form)
- That a good horseperson is an all rounder not just someone who wins ribbons, so a good horse person has a feel for what your horse finds difficult and you are always striving to make it easier for your horses
- Why it is important to check that your horse/pony respects and trusts you before you get in the saddle.
- What you need to know before you commit your health & safety to your horse's generosity.
- How important it is for you and your horse to "travel" before you insist that it carries it's head, neck and body in a certain fashion as you ask it to go "on the bit" or jump any sort of fence.
- Understanding the many nuances to riding "properly".
- HAVING FUN in safety, yet working close to the edge of your comfort zone.
- Learning to understand how not to offend your horse and how to make it easy for it to do the right things and help you enjoy your time with him even more
(or e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form)
Next "Yes I Can Do It" ClinicSun 13th December 2009 |
Click here for comments about previous clinics |
"Thank you. It is obvious you have a passion for passing on knowledge and allowing people both young and old to enjoy the sport in world class surroundings. We are privileged to have you on our doorstep. Thank you Diana and Tilly." "Hi Cheski, Thank you for your instruction and support. It’s quite a challenge to go up in height on an experienced horse let alone a young one so I was thrilled to have achieved what we did. I do appreciate the facility you are providing, especially as it provides such a great environment for a young horse to learn with out any pressure. Thanks Anja" |
Cheski understands what it's like to take a horse that's being difficult out to a competition. She takes a particular interest in helping people understand how to use the mental tools that allow them ride through a tense situation. She specialises in changing the focus away from an issue that's causing a tenseness by helping riders ride positively in situations that are not tense before and then after they tackle the "issue".
There will be separate sessions working towards preparing for jumping and dressage and showing outings.
Her approach to training is to coach you through how to use you and your horse's attributes to your best advantage. She will work on simple exercises that are controlled by you and not the horse. She will work on your mastering a proper preparation routine. From this your confidence and therefore timing, rhythm and accuracy almost automatically fall into place Book a Space to participate in this clinic(if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form)AND IF YOU CAN'T COME & RIDE THEN Come and be"A Fly on the Wall!"The challenges and concerns you see other people have are probably exactly the same as yours! Come, watch, listen and learn. (if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a Yes I Can Do It Clinic Spectator Entry Form) Feedback from Previous Clinics |
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Cheski's credentials:
Book a Space to participate in this clinic (if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a "Yes I Can Do It" Clinic Entry Form) |
Also covered in the clinic
(if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a Yes I Can Do It Clinic Entry Form)
- That a good horseperson is an all rounder not just someone who wins ribbons, so a good horse person has a feel for what your horse finds difficult and you are always striving to make it easier for your horses
- Why it is important to check that your horse/pony respects and trusts you before you get in the saddle.
- What you need to know before you commit your health & safety to your horse's generosity.
- How important it is for you and your horse to "travel" before you insist that it carries it's head, neck and body in a certain fashion as you ask it to go "on the bit" or jump any sort of fence.
- Understanding the many nuances to riding "properly".
- HAVING FUN in safety, yet working close to the edge of your comfort zone.
- Learning to understand how not to offend your horse and how to make it easy for it to do the right things and help you enjoy your time with him even more
(if you have trouble opening this link, please e-mail info@abderry.co.nz and ask for a Yes I Can Do It Clinic Entry Form)