ZS Horses Canada
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Online Coaching
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Live lessons, real time coaching
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Video review
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Training strategy
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ALL SKILL LEVELS - any horse, any tack
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Ground work
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Liberty
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In Hand
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Rider Biomechanics
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Advancing the Training
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Problem Solving
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Working Equitation basics
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Vertical
You need:
Pivo https://pivo.ai/
(way to track and stream - or just a phone on a tripod)
cell phone with internet access
wireless headphones
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$110 CAD 45 minutes.
PayPal or e transfer to zuschramm@hotmail.com
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Curriculum
estimate of time/lessons with average horse and human,
starting from the beginning, training around 5 sessions/week
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of course we begin with where the horse/rider are at,
and multiple topics will be worked on in each lesson.
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the point of this is...
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...EXPECT PROGRESS!
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Ground Work
Leadership
up to 3 months
3 - 8 lessons
In Hand
Basic Postural Requirements - Horse
up to 3 months
3 - 8 lessons
Seat
Basic Postural Requirements - Rider
up to 6 months
6 - 12 lessons
Basic Ridden Work
Arena Lines, Transitions
up to 6 months
4 - 8 lessons
Lateral Work
Patterns, Exercises
up to 6 months
6 - 12 lessons
Counter Canter
Flying Changes
up to 6 months
6 - 12 lessons
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Piaffe, Passage, Pirouettes
up to 12 months
8 - 12 lessons
Extended Gaits
up to 6 months
6 - 12 lessons
Working Equitation
up to 10 months each level
12 - 20 lessons
My Teaching Philosophy
I am there for the student.
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The student decides their goals, their own approach. I share what I know to the best of my ability - to help the student find their own way.
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My goal is to make Riders, not perpetual students... I build confidence in the knowledge, confidence to experiment - Feel, Think, Act.
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Anything can be learned!
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Timing
Feel
Energy
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I'm good at breaking things down,
finding the next possible step to practice,
I like clarity and understanding, I like a solid foundation.
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I believe in working with the nature of the horse,
the nature of the student.
It makes the experience flow. There is no need to struggle.
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There is a need for deliberate practice,
for showing up.
A need to know what to focus on, what to change.
For feedback and inspiration.
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You can be a part of the change to better horsemanship,
better balance, lightness and performance.
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Learn it, show others, inspire change.
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Proof is in the Horses
(not words)
I love teaching online!
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It's a way to keep the costs down and reach many more students. I believe (and students confirm)
virtual coaching is just as effective as being there in person.
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We have greater flexibility of scheduling, we can fit in a lesson at the end of the day or early morning for the dedicated riders. Book on a schedule to stay on track, or whenever you want input.
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The option of recording the lesson (with Pivo) is a great opportunity for further learning from the video.
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We can create a routine to meet goals - whether it's advancing in competition, learning to sit the trot or teaching the horse flying changes... or transforming a grumpy horse into a willing partner.
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Zu