Lesson Fees/Policies/Calendar

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Sat/Sun
9 am	Private lessons are available Monday-Saturday when other classes are not being held.
10 am		Private lesson (Full)				Centered Riding Essentials for Adults (Full)
11 am		11 to 11:30 Private (Full)				Centered Riding Essentials for Children (Full)
2 pm			2:30 to 3:30 Centered Riding Essentials (Full)			12:30 to 1 Private (Full) 1 to 1:30 Private (Full)
3 pm	3 to 3:30 Private (Full) 3:30 to 4:30 Private (Full)	3 to 3:30 and 3:30 to 4 Private lessons (Full)	3:30 to 4:15 Giddy-up Club (FULL)
4 pm	4:30 to 5:30 Centered Riding Essentials (Full)	Centered Riding Essentials (Full)	4:30 to 5:30 Centered Riding Essentials (Full)	4:30 to 5:30 Centered Riding Essentials (Full)	4 to 4:30 Private (Full) 4:30 to 5 Private (Full)
5 pm	5:30 to 6:30 Semi-Private lesson (Full)	5 to 5:30 Bal-A-Vis-X "Brain Power" (1 opening)		5:30 to 6:30 private (Full)	Centered Riding Essentials (Full)
6 pm
		6:30 to 7 Private Lesson (Ful)

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Details of classes:

Centered Riding is essential for a strong foundation in any riding discipline. So for the winter session, Melanie and I want to focus on the four basics and grounding fundamentals. These classes will be mostly un-mounted. We will utilize the mini trampoline, the physio balls, balance boards and more to help our students strengthen their base in order to reach their individual riding goals. All “Center Riding Essentials” will only have 3 students per class to better focus on the individual goals of each student. The fee for these classes is $180.

“Giddy-Up Club” is for young horse enthusiasts. This class will also incorporate some of the Centered Riding basics as well as, expanding their horse knowledge. This class is mostly un-mounted with a maximum of 4 students per class. The fee for this class will be $120.

I have found “Bal-A-Vis-X” very beneficial for students balance, coordination, focus and overall listening skills. Bal-A-Vis-X is a great brain and body warm up for all of us. These classes are held in the classroom and utilize; balance boards, physio balls, sand sacks and racket balls. There will be a maximum of 4 students and the fee is $75.

Winter Session I: January 5th thru Feb 14th 6 weeks

Fees are for all 6 weeks:

Giddy-up Classes.......... $120 Centered Riding Essentials ..........$180 Bal-A-Vis-X ..........$75

1/2 hr privates ..........$180 1 hr privates ..........$330

Individual Lesson Prices:

1/2 Hr private $30 1 Hr private $55 1 Hr semi-private $ 35

We are holding topic specific classes as well as traditional and therapeutic private and semi-private lessons. Call or email for more details or to discuss what is appropriate for your child.

Policies

Credit of lesson fees is available only under the following circumstances:

If a student must withdraw for medical reasons
If a cancellation is initiated by us for instructor illness (we will offer a make-up)

Absences:

Lessons will be held rain or shine with appropriate indoor riding and/or un-mounted lessons. Please tell your instructor if you will be absent from your lesson, this will avoid having the class wait for you. We are unable to schedule make-up lessons. So please make every effort to join us on your scheduled lesson day. Students who fail to give notice more than 3 times may be asked to give up their spot.

Dress Code:

All students participating in our traditional program and accelerated lessons are required to follow a dress code for their comfort and safety.

All students are required to wear a helmet which we have for our students to use if they do not have their own. Boots with a heel or paddock boots are required. Riding breeches or jeans with half-chaps are preferred. If you decide not to invest in riding attire right away please make sure your child wears loose fitting jeans or pants. Hair should be back in a pony tail and out of the students face. Please do not have your child arrive for lessons with shorts, capris or crocs.

For students that primarily ride on bareback pads it is acceptable to wear sneakers, but pants are still required.

If you have any questions about proper riding attire and where to purchase it just ask myself or Melanie.