open Centered Riding Clinic

INTERNATIONAL Advanced Centered Riding CLINICIAN

May 31 ^st. to June 1 ^st. 2008 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

What Is Centered Riding?

A way to learn “how to” do something when your instructor tells you “what to do”

using visual images and movement techniques including Alexander work, Tia Chi, and

breathing exercises.

Who can use Centered Riding?

Centered Riding Techniques impact all disciplines in riding; Western, Trail Riding,

Dressage, Jumping and Therapeutic Riding. It will improve your horse’s calmness,

balance and movement by increasing your body awareness and dynamic balance.

Improve Your Sitting Trot!

Improve Your Balance and Connection!

Overcome Nervousness and Fear!

Ride Without Pain!

Judy has been teaching Centered Riding for over 20 years and has trained extensively with Sally Swift since 1980.She is one of only 14 Advanced Level Centered Riding Clinicians in the US. She travels all over the US and Europe teaching riders of many disciplines and levels. She rides Dressage and Western and specializes in Rider Imbalance, Therapeutic Riding, and in training young horses. Judy is an Advanced Instructor for the North American Riding for the Handicapped. She runs her own four seasons Equestrian Center in Dover-Foxcroft Maine with her husband Bob where they offer adventure challenges for youth and wilderness trail rides.

Clinic Format: Two hours of unmounted body work and One hour of group lessons each day.

  Private Lessons are available.

Fee includes lunch, horse use, or stabling for your own horse.                Total cost: $220.00 for 2 days

For more information contact:      Judy Cross at (207) 564-3451 or click here: ride@maintrailrides.com

Go here to here to sign up to attend this clinic:       Reservation Form