I teach on location, so your horse can learn in the environment it already knows and you can work on what actually happens at home. Lessons can also take place in my own outdoor arena, if that suits you and your horse better.
Every lesson is adapted to the horse and rider in front of me. I choose from the methods according to what is useful, rather than following a fixed programme.
The introduction lesson
The introduction lesson is where most people start. It is always one-on-one and without obligation.
We get to know each other and your horse, work on a topic of your choosing, and look together at how I can help you and your horse grow as a team.
You don't need a specific problem, and you don't need to be an experienced rider.
Common goals we work on
Lessons are built around what you want to achieve. Perhaps you want to…
- understand your horse better
- improve communication between you and your horse
- develop balance and relaxation
- build confidence
- improve your groundwork
- develop your dressage
- work through a training challenge
- prepare for competition
- start something new with your horse
- simply enjoy a better partnership
Who I work with
You don't have to be an experienced rider, and you don't need a specific problem to work on. Whether you have a clear training goal or simply want to understand your horse better, I can find a starting point that suits you both.
Every horse is different. I work with:
- young horses
- experienced horses
- recreational riders
- ambitious riders
- riders returning to riding
- riders who have lost confidence in working with their horse
- horses and riders looking to improve communication
- riders interested in classical dressage
- horses needing a stronger foundation
- riders wanting to improve their groundwork
Private lessons
Private lessons are for one to three people at the same place, so you can take a lesson together with friends, or with others who keep their horses nearby.
I build a training plan around your goals, whether that is a stronger foundation, a particular movement, more confidence, or preparation for competition.
Lessons include hands-on demonstration and detailed feedback, so you can carry the work on between lessons.
What we work on
What happens during a lesson is drawn from the methods: groundwork, classical dressage, liberty, trick training, jumping and bitted work.
Most lessons use more than one. If a horse is struggling with something under saddle, the clearest answer is often found from the ground.
Practical details
Lessons are taught at your own place or in my outdoor arena in Ronneby, whichever suits you and your horse better.
A travel fee of 5 kr/km is added to the lesson price when I come to you, calculated from Ronneby.