Ride Better by Spring Winter Horsemanship Series

Winter can be a challenging time for equestrians. Short days, cold temperatures, and Kentucky’s notorious muddy ground make it difficult to maintain riding and training momentum. Holiday events and dreary weather can leave us feeling disconnected from our equestrian passion. But what if this “off-season” is actually an opportunity for growth and connection?

Embrace the Winter Opportunity

At Pine Knoll Center for Integrated Horsemanship, we see winter differently. This is not a time to lose ground, but a chance to:

• Invest in personal growth as an equestrian
• Give your horses a well-deserved rest
• Develop your riding skills through focused, intentional training
• Connect with a supportive community of fellow riders

Your horses won’t mind a winter break, and they’ll benefit immensely from a more mindful, present rider. By dedicating this season to self-improvement, you’ll set the stage for a stronger, more intuitive partnership come spring. Don’t spend the winter trudging through your horse work alone. Join us for one or all of series of supportive, in-person programs designed to build skills, confidence, and community.

JAN 26 Cultivating Effortlessness: Finding Your Natural Posture on Horseback

FEB 22 Moving in Balance – Tai Chi for Better Horsemanship

MAR 22, MAR 23-29 Conditioning Your Horse for Spring Riding 

MAR 27-30 Dynamic Acupuncture for Better Horsemanship