HIP-TO-HOOF CONNECTION: Using Footfalls to Guide your Seat w/ Alyssa Anway

Stop fighting the motion and start following the flow. The Hip-To-Hoof Connection clinic is designed for riders who want to transform their influence in the saddle through a deeper understanding of equine biomechanics and using the rhythm of footfalls to guide cues at the walk and sitting trot.

 

 

JANUARY CLINIC SERIES
90 Minute Clinics • $75.00
Join us as all of the instruction staff go on a journey exploring their take on what "Timing and Feel" mean to them!

 

What is the difference between a clinic and a lesson?

This isn’t a private lesson stretched thin—it’s a group learning environment designed to accelerate your horsemanship from every angle. It’s collaborative, eye-opening, and transformative.
Clinics are for helpful if:
· You want to understand why your horse reacts a certain way.
· You feel stuck in a cycle of correcting the same issues.
· You crave a deeper connection and understanding that goes beyond cues and commands.
Purpose: Intensive, focused improvement or evaluation. It's a deep dive into a specific topic, technique, or problem, often with a fresh perspective. A clinic is an opportunity to spot subtle nuances your regular routine may miss.
Structure: A special event, a one-time opportunity intensive workshop. Clinics often involves participation as well as
"auditing" (watching others ride).
Content: Focused on a specific theme. Each session is dedicated to a specific theme ensuring deep, not broad, progress
Audience: Can be larger groups of riders, including others from various barns, often with a wider range of skills. Spectators (auditors) are encouraged.
Clinician's Role: to provide a new viewpoint, advanced techniques, or to "troubleshoot" specific issues. Inspiration versus the long term learning of lessons
Riders are welcome to bring their own horses. Established students who ride at Painted Bar Stables may use lesson horse