Partnership
Through Body Awareness
A
Clinic with Jo
Bunny and Rachel
Hackett
Presented
by the Hampshire County Riding Club
Saturday,
October 29th
from 9-4
HCRC
Grounds, Goshen,
MA
Club
members $125
Non-members
$150
In
this full-day clinic, riders will learn
basic yoga techniques, as well as groundwork and mounted exercises,
to enhance their partnership with their horses. Unlock your ability
to move with your horse, and find balance together! No yoga
experience is needed. Riders
of any discipline are welcome!
Space
is limited to 10
participants, so register
now by emailing lisekrieger@comcast.net
Breathing
more freely and clearing the mind of
distractions can help you feel more
relaxed
and less tense while on the horse. By
reducing physical and mental tension, we can give clearer aids and
achieve greater freedom of motion.
Learn to use your body and breath to inspire your horse!
Jo
Bunny
is
a Certified Yoga Instructor and Licensed Massage Therapist for both
Horses and Humans in the Pioneer Valley. She has taught yoga in Texas
and Massachusetts since 2000. Her workshops and classes take a fun,
heart-centered approach to yoga. Participants will experience various
ways in which Yoga (meditation, breathing, and body awareness) can be
used to increase relaxation and centeredness as well as to enhance
the relationship between Horse and Rider.
Rachel
Hackett is a freelance
riding instructor and horse trainer in the Pioneer Valley and Central
Connecticut. Using a combination of Connected Riding, TTeam training,
and other techniques, she helps students in all disciplines and
levels to achieve softness and balance. A graduate of Smith College
with four years on the Equestrian Team, Rachel has studied with Peggy
Cummings, Jill Kreinbring MS, and Kim Walnes.
