Horseback riding is proven to improve balance and coordination, strengthen weak muscles and relax tight ones. Developing a relationship with horses also offers unique opportunities for improving mental, emotional and spiritual health.

The creators of Horsemanship for Health™ love the challenge of designing instruction to meet individual needs of students, regardless of age or ability. Both are Registered Level Riding Instructors certified by North American Riding for Handicapped Association (NARHA).

Beginner horsemen - Learn how to safely catch, lead, groom, saddle-up, longe, ride and care for horses. Great for first-timers, as well as riders who want a refresher on fundamental groundwork.

Intermediate horsemen - For students of all ages who want to improve riding skills while learning about their mind-body connection through relationship with a horse. Pre-requisite: ability to safely catch, lead and prepare a horse solo.

Cowboy/Cowgirl CORE - An intro to yoga on horseback. This class is for riders of all ages who want a fun, yet challenging way to improve core strength. Participants work in small groups to learn key roles that allow them to establish ongoing practice with friends. Pre-requisite: open mind and basic balance on horseback at a walk and trot.

Home-schooled youth - Are you looking for a way to help your child enjoy physical exercise and academic enrichment while building friendships? Horsemanship for Health™ is a great way to challenge your child to learn new skills, meet people from diverse backgrounds, as well as build a strong foundation in horsemanship. Professional educators can also help youth develop independent study projects in science, math, social studies, fine arts and health education. Potential for families to use picnic area for lunch discussions between lessons for younger and older students.

For upcoming program days, times, fees, and sign-up information, please download the PDF flyer here.