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Riding Instructor

The group for anyone who wants to learn about horses and riding or anyone who teaches about horses and riding. The source for the information that a riding instructor should be able to give to students.

Website: http://theridinginstructor.net/
Members: 29
Latest Activity: Dec 16, 2012

French and Saunders Fun Video About Riding

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What Makes a Good Riding Instructor 6 Replies

If you had to choose 1 or 2 things that are the most important to you when you pick an instructor to ride with , what would they be? Knowledge, name, awards, certification, experience......?

Tags: qualities, Instructors, Riding

Started by Barbara Ellin Fox. Last reply by Barbara Ellin Fox Mar 15, 2010.

How Do You Decide if a Stable is a Good Place to Ride 6 Replies

There are lots of ways to determine if a particular stable is the right place for you to take lessons. One way is to look at the horses. Are they in good health? do they seem content? Are they…Continue

Tags: where, to, ride, bits, dirty

Started by Barbara Ellin Fox. Last reply by Barbara Ellin Fox Jan 1, 2010.

Seen Any Good Videos?

This is the time of year that might require that some of our training be done on the sofa. It's a great time to view good videos on riding. Do you have a favorite?One of my favorites is "Cross…Continue

Tags: videos, good, favorites, Videos

Started by Barbara Ellin Fox Dec 20, 2009.

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Comment by Barbara Ellin Fox on December 1, 2009 at 5:19pm
Comment by Barbara Ellin Fox on December 1, 2009 at 4:55pm
Jackie
Thanks for joining our group and thanks for looking at US Horsemanship, too. I love the really good basics and I hope that sending out the Fort Riley information will help it not to become "lost" history. Our modern eventers are the closest to riding with the Fort Riley basics but I think that goes to show that a good balanced seat is necessary for activity over varied ground in any generation.

Kudos to you for persevering with riding while you deal with MS. My Mom had MS and I admire you for your efforts. I'm so glad you have an instructor that you're pleased with. Any time a person can find an instructor who understands them, their goals AND good horsemanship... well then you've found a real gem. What do you think Debbie's best qualities are, as an instructor?

I agree with you -Huaso was truly amazing and I love that his rider was able to be his partner instead of being in his way. There may not be many horses that can jump that high but their are so many horses who try 110% in their jobs and their riders don't recognize it.
Comment by Jackie Cochran on November 27, 2009 at 12:24pm
Due to my MS it was hard for me to find a TRUE TEACHER to help me with my riding. I finally found Debbie Campbell, and have been riding with her for almost 5 years, and my seat is getting better than ever before.
Barbara, I just got off your ushorsemanship.com site, after having watched once again the video of Huaso setting the high jump record long ago. Truly amazing, that the horse had enough heart to even try to jump something so much taller than him, and that the rider had such total faith in Huaso's abilities that he did not interfere with the supreme effort. Thank you for making that video available on your site.
May your efforts to improve the standards of instruction and your efforts to re-introduce the Fort Riley seat bear fruit.
Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on November 25, 2009 at 12:24pm
LOVE this video!!! Had me in stitches!!! :)

Thanks so much - I really needed that! LOL

Sarah
www.HorseJobs.ca
Comment by Barbara Ellin Fox on November 24, 2009 at 10:46pm
I just updated The Riding Instructor Blog http://theridinginstructor.net with a cool new sign up button, some Free Extra giveaways, and a couple new posts...it's kinda fun
Comment by Barbara Ellin Fox on November 24, 2009 at 3:58pm
Even though it's meant as a spoof, I love this video because it shows that we all have things to over come about riding but we ride because we love it. Love of horses and riding is a common thread between all of us, no matter what style of riding we do and no matter what level of riding we do. All of it is good and it all enriches our lives. What style of riding interests you the most?
 

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