Showing posts with label horse lovers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse lovers. Show all posts

Sunday, December 18, 2016

Dressage Instructors Webinar.Horse Business 101. Social Media Marketing



Horse Business 101. How are people finding your horse business or service? Did you know that over 80% of your potential clients are looking for what you have to offer online first? Will they find you or your competitor? Now you can use Facebook to have the online presence you need! Join us as we discuss how our businesses have changed as a result of social media. You can also listen as we share the secrets to success when marketing your horse business on social media. From the Dressage Instructors Webinar #1

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Saturday, December 17, 2016

Dressage Instructors Webinar Teaching Techniques. Stretchy Movements an...



Now you can listen in to the Dressage Instructors Webinar as we discussed "Teaching Techniques" Our topic was the "Stretchy Movements" and we shared tips that you can use when coaching your students. We also chatted about metronomes and where you can get one that clips on your rider!


Check out the comments on the Dressage Instructors page as there has been one added with the metronome.
What tips where you favorite? Have you tried any of them yet?

Join the new Dressage Instructors FB page. We will be sharing more webinars and live events. Stay tuned.

Friday, December 16, 2016

Dressage Instructors Webinar #1 From the Judges Box. Circles




Dressage Instructors Webinar. From the Judges Box. Circles... We had a lot of fun and shared tips on circles and different ideas on how you can teach them to your student.

Still a few glitches at times as we learn how webinars work, but onward we go on this amazing adventure.

Hosts are Randi Thompson and Jodi Lees. Our Moderator is Laura Kelland-May.

There are 3 topic areas in each of the Dressage Instructors Webinars. This is "From the Judges Box" where we discuss the all important circles. In Part #2 we go into "Teaching Techniques". The stretchy movements in dressage. What do you need to know about teaching it? Part #3 "Horse Business 101". Facebook marketing. How social media will make a difference in your horse business!

From the Judges Box. Circles... We had a lot of fun and shared tips on circles and different ideas on how you can teach them to your student. Still a few glitches at times as we learn how webinars work, but onward we go on this amazing adventure. Hosts are Randi Thompson and Jodi Lees. Our Moderator is Laura Kelland-May. There are 3 topic areas in each of the Dressage Instructors Webinars. This is "From the Judges Box" where we discuss the all important circles. In Part #2 we go into "Teaching Techniques". The stretchy movements in dressage. What do you need to know about teaching it? Part #3 "Horse Business 101". Facebook marketing. How social media will make a difference in your horse business!

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We will be sharing more webinars and live events. Stay tuned.

Friday, November 25, 2016

3 Magic Riding Position Fixes with Randi Thompson




"Would you like to have 3 Magic Riding Position Fixes that you can use to improve your riding position or your students?"

This is Randi Thompson of Horse and Rider Awareness and was filmed at West Equestrian Services and Training in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. (http://www.westhorse.net) During the "Ride with The Masters" clinic with Cheryl West. Most of the riders are currently competing in USDF Dressage, USEF Western Dressage and Cowboy Dressage. There were more western saddles there than I have seen in a long time!

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

"Would you like to know how I got my start with horses? It is probably going to 
surprise you. Now you can read about it as I share my story in the ''Equestrian Calender of Aiken" This will be a continuing series that begins with my first horse Sundance who I rode bareback for years...

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You can check out what I shared this week by clicking on this link:
Dreaming of Horses... Randi Thompson




Friday, October 24, 2014

Rider position. Isolating the lower leg position. #1 Coming back after w...



"Riding Position.  Isolating the lower leg"   Have you always wanted the tools that you could use to create a steady leg position that will support your riding position?   Watch this video to see what we do with this rider after she has had time off.