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SUMMARY:Ride Better by Spring Winter Horsemanship Series
DESCRIPTION: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? \nEmbrace the Winter Opportunity \nAt Pine Knoll Center for Integrated Horsemanship\, we see winter differently. This is not a time to lose ground\, but a chance to: \n\nInvest in personal growth as an equestrian\nGive your horses a well-deserved rest\nDevelop your riding skills through focused\, intentional training\nConnect with a supportive community of fellow riders\n\nYour 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. \nJAN 26 Cultivating Effortlessness: Finding Your Natural Posture on Horseback \nFEB 22 Moving in Balance – Tai Chi for Better Horsemanship \nMAR 22\, MAR 23-29 Conditioning Your Horse for Spring Riding  \nMAR 27-30 Dynamic Acupuncture for Better Horsemanship
URL:https://pineknollfarm.com/event/ride-better-by-spring-winter-horsemanship-series-at-pine-knoll-farm/
LOCATION:4901 Ironworks Rd.\, Georgetown\, KY 40324\, 4901 Ironworks rd.\, Georgetown\, KY\, 40324\, United States
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SUMMARY:Conditioning Your Horse for Spring Riding
DESCRIPTION:DATES/TIMES\nMarch 22  | 9 AM – 4 PM (Times subject to change based on number of participants)  \nCOURSE FOCUS\nTaking the elements of self work in the Cultivating Effortlessness: Finding Your Natural Posture on Horseback and Moving in Balance: Tai Chi for better horsemanship\, Instructor Shelbie Fredenhagen helps you bring it all together with your horse with a lecture followed by your choice of in hand\, ground work or mounted sessions. Shelbie is a talented and exceptionally knowledgeable instructor who can work with riders of all levels to advance their skills while putting their horses mental and physical wellbeing first. \n\nCorrective lunging to promote clear ideas of your aids\, to improve the horses balance\, and to gain a base of support for the horse. By lunging in this manner we set the horse up for success and teach him to think about his surroundings and circumstances\, rather than only reacting.\nIn-hand work with the halter and/or bridle. Educating the rider’s feel of the horse and the mouth from the ground gives more clarity in what you are looking for with your horse. The horse gets to understand what you are trying to communicate and the rider can view the horse easier than on the back. It also introduces body awareness and fine-tunes the language of the aids to the horse through flexions\, lateral work\, and transitions. Again working to improve the horses balance and bring awareness to natural asymmetry\, and their body.\nProgressive work under saddle – we translate what was taught on the lunge and in-hand and continue to explain the aids through gymnastics to access the horse without fighting and bracing. This includes contact\, leg aids\, body position; developing balance for each horse and the task at hand. By gaining this proprioception (the ability to sense stimuli arising within the body regarding position\, motion\, and equilibrium) the horse will gain balance\, straightness\, and collection with confidence.\n\nPrivate lessons are also available March 23-29\, 2025. Contact Shelbie to schedule. \nMinimum 3 horse-human pairs | Maximum 6 horse-human pairs for private session; up to 12 horse-human pairs if all are semi-private \nCOST\nClinic with private lesson $100\, clinic with semi-private lesson $75\, auditors welcome $25  \nRegister for Lecture and Private Lesson \nRegister for Lecture and Semi-Private Lesson \nRegister to Audit \nABOUT SHELBIE\nShelbie Fredenhagen is a classical equitation trainer\, riding instructor and traveling clinician whose work is rooted in biomechanics and respect for the horse.  Shelbie has dedicated her life to learn integrative approaches that honor how horses think\, learn\, and feel. She aims to bring patient\, kind work for the horse and aid the rider to understand their horses through feel and intention. This desire to understand the entire picture has led Shelbie to study both Classical Masters and Integrative Bodywork. Shelbie works to create fluid\, individualized training programs to bring out horses naturally relaxed and true demeaner. Shelbie uses integrated bodywork and cross-training methods rooted in classical principles which honor the horse’s nature. Her training always surrounds the well-being and longevity of the horse. Shelbie welcomes any discipline\, breed\, and age of horse including starting horses and rehabilitation cases. \n  \n 
URL:https://pineknollfarm.com/event/ride-better-by-spring-3/
LOCATION:4901 Ironworks Rd.\, Georgetown\, KY 40324\, 4901 Ironworks rd.\, Georgetown\, KY\, 40324\, United States
CATEGORIES:WORKSHOPS & CLINICS
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SUMMARY:Dynamic Acupuncture for Better Horsemanship
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n \n \nDATES/TIMES\nMarch 22  | 9 AM – 4 PM (Times subject to change based on number of participants)  \nCOURSE FOCUS\nUnlock a New Level of Harmony with Your Horse \nStep into a truly transformative experience with JennyMarie Greenough\, a skilled acupuncturist and lifelong horsewoman\, as she introduces you to Dynamic Acupuncture—her groundbreaking method designed to help equestrians release old holding patterns caused by injury\, fear\, or chronic tension. Using Harmony\, an advanced equine movement assessment tool\, you’ll gain a deeper awareness of your body’s areas of imbalance or restriction. Through personalized sessions of Dynamic Acupuncture/Acupressure and guided breathing techniques\, you’ll learn to let go of tension and unlock a more balanced\, fluid connection with your horse. \nThese exclusive sessions are tailored to help you: \n\nRelease old injuries and chronic tension\nImprove balance and flexibility in the saddle\nCultivate a deeper\, freer partnership with your horse\n\nCOST\n$250 \nOnly 2 Slots Available in Late Afternoon on March 27\, 28\, 29\, 30 \nRegister for March 27 \nRegister for March 28 \nRegister for March 29 \nRegister for March 30 \nABOUT JENNYMARIE\nJenny-Marie Greenough\, LAc\, RYT is the founder of Raja Wellness and Rowdy Cowgirl Confidence Coaching. She is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and spent the first part of her professional career as an officer in the Navy and then as a Program Manager for the Naval Sea Systems Command. After a life-altering injury and discovering the healing power of acupuncture first-hand\, she reconnected with her life-long love of healing and returned to school to study the East Asian Medical Model so she could share the benefits of this practice with others. Jenny is a Licensed Acupuncturist\, KY\, Diplomate in Oriental Medicine\, NCCAOM\, Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatment (SAAT) Certified Provider. 
URL:https://pineknollfarm.com/event/ride-better-by-spring-4-dynamic-acupuncture-for-better-horsemanship/
LOCATION:4901 Ironworks Rd.\, Georgetown\, KY 40324\, 4901 Ironworks rd.\, Georgetown\, KY\, 40324\, United States
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