If you ride for long enough, falling off is nearly inevitable.
Join us to learn techniques to mitigate the risk of serious injury. Justin Moses, professional stunt coordinator and owner of Steel and Steed Stunts, will take you through a series of exercises designed to help you learn how to move your body during a fall to minimize injuries.  We will be beginning on the mats, moving to a stationary practice stand and finally working on falling from a real horse in a safe way. We will run 2 sessions- 9am-12pm and 1pm to 4pm Limit of 12 riders per session, minimum of 5 needed to run the session. $125 per rider, per half day session.  Light snacks will be provided. Parents should plan to have an adult stay with any rider who is a junior.
No auditing tickets are available for this event. Usual comfortable riding attire. Helmets are required. Back/Body protectors are welcome if you have one. Horses will be provided.

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