Rider Balance & Coordination
Join us for an interactive webinar as we look to improve our balance, coordination and feel.
As we transition into winter, it is a good time to focus on rider fitness and keeping "fit" with balance and coordination exercises throughout the colder months. Trish will cover topics such as how to use Franklin method equipment and how to use Imagery while focusing on exercises that will help us improve our balance and coordination!
We will be moving around in this class, so bring a yoga mat, flat seated chair, comfortable clothes, and have some space to move around, and be sure that you can see the monitor if we move down to the mat.
Investment: $30 (non-refundable)
What next?
Click Register Now to pay and sign up. An email will be sent the day of the event with the Zoom Link.
Contact us by sending an email to : horsewomansclub@gmail.com with any questions or comments - we'd love to hear from you!
Speaker
Trish Tweddell
Trish is a Rider Biomechanics Coach, she is an expert at helping riders feel and correct imbalances in equitation. It takes a team to get our horses in top form.
Trish is an Equine Canada Certified Competition Coach & Equestrian Canada Licensed Coach. She completed a 2 year apprenticeship with a Canadian Olympic Equestrian Gina Smith and is a Canadian Pony Club Alumna. Being a Level 2 TAGteach educator; Trish offers student centred learning that uses effective communication, skill breakdown and motivated practice. This gives riders the tools to sustainably correct their equitation allowing for consistency with cues in the saddle.
Trish earned a BSc from the University of Saskatchewan, has travelled the world, lived in exotic places and experienced many cultures.
As the only Licensed Franklin Method Equestrian 3* Trainer in Western Canada she can walk riders through embodiments, imagery, simple anatomy and exercises that increase awareness and develop feel. All of these fall under the umbrella of DNITM , which is an evidence based, systematic method for movement and postural control re-training.
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