Learn what helps your horse thrive, from early warning signs to everyday choices
Help your horse feel and move their best and keep them that way! Cut through the noise and truly understand what your horse needs to move well, enhance health and live their best life.
Many injuries build up silently from various aspects of your horse's life. Learn exactly what to look for, what to do, and how to implement simple changes that cost little or nothing. Become the rider who doesn’t just want the best for their horse, but knows how to achieve it.
Does this sound familiar?
- Performance problems your horse struggles to perform certain movements
- Have niggling doubts that something is not quite right with your horse
- One problem after another
- Injuries despite what seems the very best of care
- Injuries that seem to come from nowhere
- Want to feel more confident caring for your horse, without having to learn anatomy
A tailored framework to help you confidently care for your horse’s body
I’m on a mission to empower you with valuable insights and skills to help your horse’s body. I’ve gathered essential key factors in every aspect of your horse’s life and condensed them into a guide for you! Drawing from my 25+ years of experience as a therapist.
What you’ll gain from the course
- Recognize early signs of issues, prevent pain and discomfort
- Be more in control of your horse’s performance and health
- Deepen your understanding of your horse's body
- Sharpen your observational skills
- Boost your horse's well-being and longevity
- Easy strategies to enrich your horse's life without extra time
- Enjoy more consistent, quality time in the saddle
- Strengthen your partnership with your horse
What’s included in the course
Training Modules
Easy-to-digest videos + pdfs to help you:
- Understand your horse's conformation
- Enhance your horse's movement
- Sharpen your observational skills
- Master simple palpation techniques
- Implement preventative lifestyle tips
- Apply preventitive tips in the saddle (Bonus module)
Worksheets & Quizzes
Keep track of your progress and findings, and deepen your understanding
Support
Join a welcoming community of like-minded equestrians where you can learn from others, share your stories, ask questions and get support from me.
Work at your own pace and revisit trainings again and again.
There is no deadline to complete as you have access to the course for its lifetime.
Curriculum
- The Why! (2:09)
- A Balancing Act (3:24)
- Foundations First! (4:04)
- No Foot No Horse! (4:15)
- The Canter in Motion: Why Conditioning Really Matters (6:13)
- Showjumping: What Your Eye Misses in Real Time (4:53)
- The Sideways Secret to a More Balanced Horse (5:22)
- Why the Walk Holds More Answers Than You Think (7:18)
- Riding Adaptations: How Your Horse’s Body Responds (6:35)
- Skills That Helps You Catch the Small Things That Make a Big Difference (2:49)
- What Your Horse’s Legs Can Tell You (6:16)
- From Guesswork To Clear Observations: What Many Riders Miss (3:56)
- Alignment Vs Posture: Why Its Important To Know The Difference! (8:22)
- The Daily Habits Making Your Horse More One-Sided (6:15)
- Getting To Know Your Horse's Body (5:02)
- What The Tail Can Tell Us (4:11)
- Equine student! (0:14)
- The Framework That Could Change How You See Your Horse (4:30)
- Conformation Highlights: What Counts and Why (9:18)
- Is Your Horse Built for What You’re Asking? (3:21)
- What Your Horse’s Body Reveals About Their Ridden Habits (9:35)
- A Closer Look: Revealing Insights About One Horse (7:55)
- Training issues: When a Horse’s Posture Works Against Itself (1:29)
- What Riders Need to Understand About the Horse's Pelvis and Stifle (5:08)
- What Your Horse’s Shoulders Are Telling You (4:01)
- Key Training Considerations for Larger Horses (5:16)
- Is Your Stretch Doing What You Think It’s Doing? (2:59)
- Stretching - The Bigger Picture (6:22)
- Hamstring Stretch (1:13)
- Neck Stretch (2:22)
- Sternum Push (2:14)
- Belly Lift (8:58)
- Quadriceps Stretch (1:32)
- Adductor Stretch (0:59)
- Forelimb Protraction Stretch (1:47)
- Forelimb Retraction Stretch (1:33)
- Take 2 happens often! (0:06)
- Your horse's movement matters in more ways than you think (4:32)
- Rebuilding the body for success (1:56)
- Movement pointers - Horse 1 (5:40)
- Movement pointers - Horse 2 (4:55)
- Movement pointers - Horse 3 (2:40)
- Limb movement: What to Watch for in Your Horse’s Movement (3:03)
- How Conformation Influences Movement: What Your Horse Does Best (2:36)
- The Influence Jaw Movement Has on Your Horse’s Body (7:29)
- Groundwork and Its Potential to Nurture or Strain Your Horse (5:34)
- The Benefits of Movement vs Exercise (6:24)
- Pain is a warning (4:53)
- The Hidden Strain Sources You Might Be Overlooking (9:01)
- Hidden Strain Sources in the Ridden Horse (8:56)
- Uncovering the Usual Suspects: Common Injury Locations (12:31)
- Movement Strategies for the Injured Horse (1:46)
- Keeping Your Horse Happy (1:58)
- No Part of the Horse's Body Works Alone (1:29)
- Inflammation: The Bigger Picture (3:44)
- Those moments of concentration! (0:07)
- Hacking and Terrain - Your Secret Weapon! (10:29)
- The Neck’s Ripple Effect on the Horse’s Entire Body (4:01)
- Rethinking "Roundness" Concepts (9:11)
- The Harmful Riding Trend You Should Watch Out For (4:58)
- Building a Body to Last (5:37)
- One Habit That Changes So Much for Your Horse (5:27)
- Core Strength: the bigger picture! (1:31)
- Exploring the Bigger Picture Behind Training Aids and Gadgets (10:37)
- The Missing Pieces from Common Riding Terms (8:59)
- The Bigger Picture on Hill and Pole Work for Greater Results (4:27)
- Exit stage left! (0:08)
- A big thank you! (1:04)
Course Launches June, 2025
Hear from Happy Riders
“Every module is so interesting and Informative. I truly wish I could follow you around permanently. I truly admire how you put the horse first. I have just been soaking in all your knowledge. Every module is so interesting and informative.”
— Cara Barbaria
“Your explanations are easy to understand and I am enjoying finding out things that I hadn’t even considered. It has also made me focus and be a bit more consistent in my approach to movements that I may ask of my horse.”
— Julie Tester
Frequently Asked Questions
I’m a novice rider. Is the information at a level I will understand?
Yes, I have tailored the course to help riders and owners of all levels. Which also means as you progress with your riding, you can keep coming back to the course.
Learning about anatomy sounds complicated?
I have broken down key points that I think are the most important for owners. In ways, you can easily understand.
You are a therapist. I don’t think I am very good with my hands.
Fear not Ive got strategies to help that and it will help your riding too!
I have an extremely busy life with very little time. How much time do I need to put aside for practice?
You don’t have to put time aside. While going about your life, you can practice easily, with little to no extra time. It’s also fun and interesting which will motivate you!
Will this work?
I can promise the content I teach results from 25 year’s experience as a human and equine therapist. I really want to help owners and if you apply the teachings to your horse’s life, you should see a difference. You are in the driving seat of your progression.
What does course lifetime access mean?
Lifetime access means that once you've enrolled in the course, it's yours indefinitely for the course lifetime. There are no expiration dates or renewal fees. You can return to the course materials at any time to refresh your knowledge or discover new insights. It's a one-time investment in your continuous personal and equestrian development.
Will I have access to you if I have questions?
Yes there is a private facebook group included with the course. Learn from others and get your questions answered directly by me!
Any other questions?
Please contact me at [email protected]
What It Really Costs When Injuries Sneak Up on Your Horse
- Emotional Strain: The constant worry and stress when your horse is injured.
- More time in the stable: The psychological effects on your horse and the increase in your workload.
- Field isolation: The difficulty of having to isolate your horse from field pals to protect their injury
- Financial Strain: Unexpected bills and costs
- The rehabilitation process: And its daily time commitment.
- Struggling to establish a consistent riding routine: Because of frequent injuries
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Frequent saddle adjustments: As your horse’s shape changes from being in and out of work.