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We are excited to welcome back Diane Sept to our farm. She will be here for a clinic and lessons on April 1-3, 2011! Registration form is below, just click on the link
Registration Form
What is Connected Riding?
• Breathing
• Posture
• Rider position
• Recognition and understanding of horse’s comfort and way of learning
• Connected Groundwork® to give you tools for developing clearer communication
and trust, eliminating restrictions in the horse’s body and reducing resistance
• Connected Riding® in small group sessions, developing ease and confidence with a
goal of pain-free riding, and
• Fun!
See the improvement in the posture, balance, relaxation and freedom of horse and rider—in just one lesson. Imagine what you can accomplish in 3 days!
Diane about Connected Riding
"I appreciate that Connected Riding asks us to take responsibility for ourselves and our horses. It also positively supports 'wishes becoming reality' through sensible, realistic handling of our students and horses. Connected Riding and groundwork provides the balance that allows people and horses to continually grow, improve and enjoy the wonder of the horse and human connection."
What Diane offers:
Licensed judge for smooth-gaited and open breed shows. In conjunction with Connected Riding and Groundwork, complementary bodywork/energy work such as T.T.E.A.M. (Tellington Touch Equine Awareness Method). Use of imagery for easier understanding concepts used in riding and handling of horses. Trailer loading, equipment fitting and evaluation, gaming, horse and rider evaluations, judging open, 4-H, and Tennessee Walking Horse shows.
Professional Credentials:
Connected Riding Senior Instructor Clinician
Has worked with Peggy Cummings since 1990 (Founder of connected Riding). ARIA certified,
Independent Judges' Association member, USEF member
Friends of Sound Horses (FOSH) member
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