However you start, here’s how the coaching builds.
Every rider arrives from a different place. Some join a clinic. Some send a video from the other side of the world. Some work one-to-one for a general seat tune-up, or on one specific movement they’re ready to refine. Wherever you begin, the coaching follows the same shape: get a clear picture, bring the change into the saddle, then go deep on the one thing that will move you furthest.
Two ways in.
One direction.
Start in person
The Seat Tune-Up
A first, focused look at how you sit and move. One-to-one at your facility, or as a small group through your club or equestrian centre.
The Effective Seat Clinic
Two full days of breath work, brain-based movement and precision coaching. Small group, real one-to-one attention, hosted through your club or equestrian centre. Cue cards follow a couple of days afterwards, so you can keep self-coaching.
Half-day and one-day bespoke clinics
Short on time? Bespoke half-day and one-day clinics can be built around a theme that suits your group.
Start remotely, anywhere
Ride Snapshot
Send footage from wherever you’re riding. I’ll send you five key things to work on, in plain language, with cue cards and a two-week programme to work on in the saddle.
Ride Review
A full seat assessment across every gait and both reins. A self-coaching guide, cue cards, a four-week programme to work on in the saddle, and your own coach brought into the process, so that you’re all working together from the same picture.
What these programmes are, and aren’t
Neither programme is a stretching or fitness plan. The work is embodied biomechanics, breath work and the timing of your aids, almost all of it done in the saddle. I may point you to a specialist YouTube clip or offer you an article to read as support. I’ll also send you a simple guide to filming your ride, so that the footage shows what I need to see.
Not sure where to begin? Get in touch for pricing, availability and booking, and we’ll find the right starting point together.