Riding lessons for all ages, disciplines and levels are available from beginner to advanced.
Horsemanship is a learned skill and best acquired with the help of a professional.
• Private lessons are $60.00 per hour.
• Please give your
instructor 24-hour notice if you need to skip your lesson.
• Helmets are required
for all students, as are signed releases.
Call Kathy Swango to book a lesson: 812 327 3006
♥ BENEFITS of RIDING LESSONS for CHILDREN
Besides time in the saddle, children benefit
from handling the horse on the ground and learning basic horsemanship. Because of his size, the horse cannot be
bullied into doing what the handler wants and effective handling requires tact
and patience.
Developing
balance, coordination, forethought, empathy, and emotional control are
essential for growth as a rider. These skills are also important for growth as
a human being and have wide application outside the world of horses. Your child
will think it’s just all great fun, and it is, but will be learning valuable like skills.
♥ BENEFITS of RIDING LESSONS for ADULTS
Riding a horse not only develops balance and coordination, but provides a
workout for leg, core, shoulder and back muscles. Riding a horse at a walk
stimulates internal organs just as walking on foot does, aiding in liver
function and digestion. Horseback riding
burns approximately 5 calories per minute, burning 150 calories for every half
hour in the saddle.
When first learning to ride, steady balance on the horse and steering can
be a challenge. When that is mastered,
more and more opportunities for learning magically appear. Your mind and body connection with the horse
is an opportunity for lifelong learning, which research has shown to help
prevent the cognitive loss that can come with aging. All the time you are exercising your body and
your mind, you will feel great about what you are accomplishing!
Warning: Under Indiana law, an equine professional is not liable for an injury to, or the death of, a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities.
Warning: Under Indiana law, an equine professional is not liable for an injury to, or the death of, a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities.
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