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About Dawn.... |
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Dawn Falisi P.T.
is an icon in the Classical Dressage world throughout the United
States. She is one of the very few who have trained alongside the
Rhietlrers and Oberieters of France, Germany and the Spanish Riding
School of Vienna, Austria. Dawn has also very successfully completed
on the A Circuit in the Hunter Jumpers. She is a licensed physical
therapist and, prior to becoming a professional horsewoman, owned a
very successful practice. This undoubtedly laid the groundwork for her
becoming one of the leading authorities of “Equitation Kinesiology”
(the study of the anatomy in motion of both horse and rider as it
relates to each other). Dawn’s expertise, confidence and endless
knowledge is breath taking and reassuring to those who appreciate true
professionalism |
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| About Ross...... |
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Ross Falisi
is one of the forerunners in Equine Behavior. Ross, through his close,
personal friendship with Mr. Joe Lemos, one of the most respected
animal behaviorists, and training as a mounted police officer, has
been able to develop an understanding of equine behavior that is
unparalleled. His approach to training is that of always training
through “compliance” rather than “avoidance”. A concept that few, if
any, outside the Falisi Horsemanship System, even understand. The
willing, loyal, “can do attitude” found in all of his students, both
horse and human, are a testament to his passion and dedication to his
profession. His reputation for producing a finished product that is
not only compliant, but also versatile enough to be multidisciplinary,
is well known throughout the equine industry. |
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Both Ross and Dawn
have appeared at and headlined some of the largest Equine Shows in the
USA
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Ross and Dawn and their two children, Reena who is 6 and Rocky who is
5, reside at the Circle R Circle D Ranch in Ocala. Fl, “The Horse
Capital of the World”. The ranch encompasses the Falisi Horsemanship
Training Center (FHTC). This allows the Falisi’s to be involved with
every aspect of you and your horse’s educational progress. |
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