Clinics

 

 
 

    Ross Falisi and Dawn Falisi hold Horsemanship Clinics throughout North America and abroad. Horsemanship Clinics are structured to fit the needs of the clinic sponsor and clinic participants – both horse and human. Subject matter, length of time, etc. can all be tailored to meet the needs everyone involved.

In fact, at most of our Horsemanship Clinics there are riders of many disciplines present with horses of a variety of different breeds all with different levels of ability and experience, enjoying the same school.
 
Horsemanship Clinics are structured to be a non-intensive, fun, learning environment for the participants and auditors. The mood of Ross Falisi and Dawn Falisi’s clinics is always festive and exciting with the primary emphasis on safety.  Auditors are an integral part of the school and are encouraged to ask questions and involve themselves in the learning environment. In fact, learning exercises that do not require horses are integrated into our Horsemanship Clinics so that everyone may take part.

 

 
The industry secret with clinics is that your horse will improve simply because you are working him 8 hours a day for 2 days in a row, probably something he does not normally do.  With Ross Falisi and Dawn Falisi’s Horsemanship Clinics, techniques are methodically applied and are based on theory.  They do not work simply because your horse is tired and has succumbed to blind obedience. We look to find the cure for problems, not put a band-aid on them.  It is much easier for us to get performance from a horse that is bright and energetic, rather than one who is tired and sore.

 
A soft, supple, willing equine partner is what we all desire and is exactly what we develop at a Falisi Horsemanship clinic. You will learn real answers to real life problems and more importantly true horsemanship rather than cookbook horse training using cookie cutter answers that are supposed to work in every situation. You will learn that more than 90% of problems can be traced back to one or more of four concepts: move forward, relaxed response to pressure, direct the hip, and backing, the “Four Foundation Concepts”.
 
 

 

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