A 'Soft Touch' Riding COACH & Teacher --not an instructor.

If we could all teach riding -so the rider could figure out what to do by themselves, riding lessons would not be necessary twice weekly --for over 5 years.  I have heard of cases where riders have taken lessons for over 20 years!  WHY!  Didn't they learn anything?  Are they learning disabled?  I think not!

We just need better teachers and riding coaches!

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A good riding coach is needed when the riding student gets to a point where they become confused, frustrated, or they really need a tune-up, in case they are starting bad habits. 

How is this possible?  By good coaching in the first place, and  from the beginning levels of horsemanship.  Too much has been missed at the very beginning.  This has been proven to me too many times. 

Riders who wanted to re-fresh said they didn't know what our first class included, so we developed the Soft Touch Coach programs to help others do a better job of teaching riding.  Coaching!

We teach riders a solid program.  'Tell me what people need to know' --was the prayer of the founder.  What was received --was studied, questioned for worse case scenario, then documented,  before presenting this program to students.  What transpired was an incredible finding.  People's lives started to change!  Their entire attitude was being  challenged.

The horses are so grateful for what we teach.   When our horse's were uncomfortable due to a riders bad handling, they would simply bring that rider right over to me [the founder], so I could correct the un-realized abuse.  The horse would then give a huge sigh of relief, what we call the much needed 'blow-down' --for both horse or human.

Our program has proved itself in too many ways to mention here.  You must see and learn it for yourself.

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