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Article #1 - GETTING THE MOST FROM A CLINIC
©2007 Susan Dudasik, author
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No photosAttending a riding or training clinic with your horse can be a fun and challenging activity, but there are some things you need to consider if you�re going to get the most out of the experience.
First, be honest with yourself about your riding skills and your horse�s training level. A colt-starting clinic isn�t the place for a beginning rider. When there are several colts in an arena, things can get hairy real fast and you need to have enough horse savvy to handle the situation. Don�t expect the clinician to personally work with your horse only unless you�ve paid him extra to do so. He�s there to share his methods with the whole group. Likewise, if you�ve been competing in reining classes and want to improve your performance, don�t sign-up for an introductory reining clinic. It helps if you have a specific goal in mind. Perhaps you want to learn ways to teach your horse to stand still, sidepass or do flying lead changes. You need to find a clinic to accommodate your skill level. If it�s too basic, you�ll loose interest and if it�s too advanced, you�ll just get frustrated with yourself and your horse...etc.
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