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Women
& Horses Clinics
How
to have a Women & Horses Clinic in your area:
Outline
for an AWARE (A Woman's Approach to Riding Effectively)
Clinic
I. Mary
D. Midkiff will present a program to cover the following topics:
* The
female anatomy, biomechanics, gender differences and structure
as they apply to riding;
* Stretching and Strengthening Exercise demonstrations and
interactive work with participants;
* Equestrian Ball and Band exercises, teaching aid and riding
simulation session;
* Saddle fit considerations for the female rider;
* Ground and mounted warm-up exercises; and
* Mounted balance work.
Midkiff
will provide her book "Fitness, Performance and the Female
Equestrian" and other W&H products for sale at the
clinic.
Midkiff
will also provide handouts and camera-ready promotional materials
and logos.
II. Host
stable or organization to provide:
* Facility
- Comfortable seating area and indoor/covered arena
* Promotion of the event
* All administrative aspects
* Optional: Audio/visual equipment (slide projector/screen,
mic, VCR and monitor)
* Mounted sessions with quiet, sound and safe horses
* All participants riding under Midkiff's supervision must
sign a liability waiver which will be provided. Safety helmets
and proper footwear are strongly recommended.
* Expenses/Fees - Contact Mary for further information
If you are
interested in hosting a clinic contact Mary Midkiff at 502-552-1195
or send an email to
mmidkiff@womenandhorses.com
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