PROFESSIONAL
In case you got here without reading the first part you can go there and choose the tab that best describes you, then come here.
As a coach, instructor or trainer it can be hard to generate enough clients and income.
There are so many fun things for people to do it seems there's less and less people wanting to ride.
And in today's society of instant gratification, riding can sometimes seem boring.
I don't know what your background is. It may be more western, or it may be more English.
But it doesn't matter because people come to Working Equitation from all disciplines.
Working Equitation is great for teaching riders and training horses because it has a little bit of everything.
The dressage basics, are put to use in the obstacles.
And the precision of the obstacles is tested in the speed phase.
The speed phase confirms the partnership of horse and rider.
And although the cattle phase is not specifically addressed in this course, the other three phases are designed to prepare the horse for work in the field, for working stock, regardless of the tack chosen.
The dressage basics, are put to use in the obstacles.
And the precision of the obstacles is tested in the speed phase.
The speed phase confirms the partnership of horse and rider.
And although the cattle phase is not specifically addressed in this course, the other three phases are designed to prepare the horse for work in the field, for working stock, regardless of the tack chosen.
The dressage basics, are put to use in the obstacles.
And the precision of the obstacles is tested in the speed phase.
The speed phase confirms the partnership of horse and rider.
And although the cattle phase is not specifically addressed in these courses, the other three phases are designed to prepare the horse for work in the field, for working stock, regardless of the tack chosen.
If you're new to Working Equitation, check out the path in the Starter tab, but...
When you decide you're ready to add Working Equitation to your program, the lessons in the Working Equitation Mastery For The Rest Of Us online program will provide hours and hours of teaching materials.
The Working Equitation Mastery lessons work well for group lessons (see below).
If you're teaching privates now, adding 2 or 3 more riders to a lesson is a good way to increase your income.
And offering Working Equitation is a good way to keep students motivated, and attract new clients.
The lessons in the Mastery program are presented step by step on how to train the horse for the obstacles, which also makes them valuable for breaking lessons and skills down for riders.
As a coach it enables you to set up a challenge of a specific obstacle, which requires tasks you've been trying to teach them, and the obstacle gives them and you instant feedback on what's missing.
You can also add to your income by becoming an affiliate.
Recommend the courses to your students to use as resource materials.
Then they can practice between lessons.
You'll know what they're working on and you earn some extra money.
The link is in the menu above.
My courses are not just for coaches and trainers.
If you are a Working Equitation show official, manager, Technical Delegate, Judge or volunteer, I also created the Course Design Camp which will give you a thorough understanding of designing courses that are appropriate to the level and only contain the challenges you intended them to.
As an Equine Professional, I know you understand the importance of continuing education, for yourself and your students.
I look forward to working with you as you add Working Equitation to your skill-set.
The Professional's Path
Extra Recommendations
Professionals arrive here from different backgrouds. Click below to choose a tab
for more recommendations based on where you or your students are starting.
Do It Yourself WE
Looking for a simple way to start adding some obstacle work to your program, but don't have obstacles?
Join WE Mastery
Ready to bring WE to your students or to help them improve their skills in a fun way?
It's time to sign up for WE Mastery and get the extra help you need.
If none of these appeal to you, check out the Resources page to see what else is available.