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Sports Psychology & the Equestrian Clinic
On Saturday, November 21, Stony Ridge hosted a riding psychology clinic featuring Paul Haefner, Phd.
Participants learned how to identify the source of their riding anxieties and ride with more confidence, improving not only their performance but that of their horses. The clinic was sponsored by Xenophon Strategies. For more information about this topic, visit www.ridingfar.com.
Jane Nordstrom Training offers lessons and coaching for local to A level hunter, jumper, and equitation riders. Jane believes in teaching riders how to use their bodies correctly to ensure that the horse performs correctly, and instilling confidence at all levels.
Jane Nordstrom
jn1193@aol.com
703.966.0139
Jane Nordstrom Training
Confidence Shows
Jane Nordstrom Training
is proudly located at
Stony Ridge Farm
12049 General Trimbles Lane,
Manassas, VA
Coming Events....
Second Sports Psychology for Equestrians Clinic Scheduled
On March 27, Stony Ridge Farm and Jane Nordstrom Training will host the second in a series of riding clinics featuring Paul Haefner, Phd.
The clinic - coming just in time the the spring show season - will focus on overcoming performance and competition anxiety.
The November 21 clinic, titled "Riding Far With Confidence, help participants identify the source of their riding anxieties and ride with more confidence, impriving not only their performance, but that of their horses.
The clinic series is sponsored by Xenophon Strategies.
For additional information, contact Jane Nordstrom.
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Coming this fall
Classic Skills for a Natural Ride
Featuring Julie Goodnight
On September 11-12, Stony Ridge Farm and Jane Nordstrom Trainng will host a two day clinic featuring Julie Goodnight.
The clinic will focus on bridging natural horsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Julie's teachings are focused on finding success and improvement for each and every horse and rider by developing a deeper understanding of the horse and riding skills that lead to a balanced and rhythmic rider and a light and responsive horse. For more information, visit www.julie.goodnight.com or click here.
This page was last updated: March 7, 2010
