Experience the Magic of Learning, through online courses designed with you and your horse in mind!

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Anything worth having in life is worth working for. You and your horse’s education are worth the time, commitment, and future investment.

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There are three reasons why people balk at learning online:

1. Online learning is intimidating and boring. 

2. Is it really going to work?

3. I do better in-person.

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When I designed my online courses, I kept this in mind, and I studied everything there was about learning styles and teaching.

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While my courses are jampacked with layers of education, expertise, and holism, they are also easy to follow and apply – if you know how. The key is learning how to learn.

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In my study, and personal experience, most of us don’t know how to learn. We get easily bored, distracted, overwhelmed and discouraged.

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To make matters worse, we are stereotyped into believing that we have a specific learning style and can only learn one way. 

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Traditionally, learning has been categorized into four learning styles or modes called VARK: visual, auditory, read/written, and kinesthetic. Most equestrians would agree that they are visual learners and/or kinesthetic learners.

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An example would be being told you are a visual learner, thus you only learn things that require you to watch or observe. Because of this, you don’t engage, or strengthen, your other faculties or learning modes.

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If you were a true visual learner, you would not need my help with your horse, or anyone else’s help for that matter. You would be able to watch one lesson, or video, and master the exercise.

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For most of us, this isn’t our reality and we need constant in-person lessons, hand holding to build our confidence and reassurance.

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I’m here to tell you that you will get 100 times more out of my online courses than
a years’ worth of weekly lessons.

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But you must apply yourself and learn how to learn. This is easier than you think, and I teach you how.

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In the end, we need help to learn how to be good learners.

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My courses are designed to do just that. They are designed a specific way that encourages you to engage all your faculties, learning modes and senses. 

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In addition, every course has a curriculum, a step-by-step process, that works on the whole horse and person, one building block at a time. 

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This is what creates a foundation in your education, progression, and success.

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Should you need a little help along your way, here are the top ten qualities that help students learn well: Discipline; Focus; Passion; Time Management; Motivation; Organization; Persistence; Responsibility; Self-discipline; And finally, A Love of Learning.