Clinics & Seminars
Group Clinics or Classroom Seminars
Riding Clinics and Classroom Seminars are taught by Kasey Reeder on a variety of topics. Clinics and Seminars can be customized to fit your needs.
Clinics and Seminar Topics to Consider:
- Riderology™
- Biomechanical Bodywork & Manual Therapy for the Equestrian Rider
- Reflective Horsemanship™ Horse Training
- Effective Equestrian Instruction & Coaching
Learn to get the best out of yourself and your horse in a group setting.
Reflective Horsemanship™ offers group or one-on-one clinics and classroom seminars on a variety of subjects, which are customized to meet your horsemanship needs.
The Rider's Mechanic™ for your next equestrian event
Biomechanical Bodywork to achieve better posture and balance for optimum riding performance.
Are you on the committee of an equestrian riding club or event?
Do you understand the benefits of manual therapy & bodywork?
Think it would be great to have a manual therapy & bodywork specialist for the riders at your club or event?
Reflective Horsemanship™ is proud to offer the opportunity to secure an experienced Licensed Massage Therapist, specializing in manual therapy & bodywork for the equestrian rider, to attend your club or next event!
As a professional rider, certified riding instructor of 20 years and experienced LMT, Kasey
understands the sport and has the skills needed to optimize rider performance. She has
the knowledge and understanding of movement patterns associated with riding, along
with the ability to identify, address, and relieve dysfunctional conditions that may be
interfering with the rider’s progression.
Please forward expressions of interest to Kasey Reeder - Kasey@reflectivehorsemanship.com
Biomechanical Bodywork
Biomechanical Bodywork is a unique hybrid of manual therapies, with a focus on the study and application of human movement. The goals are to gently manipulate the physical body to realign the body's structure, improve its function/movement, and enhance the mind-body connection.
Biomechanical Bodywork for equestrian riders gives them the opportunity to develop myoskeletal balance, better flexibility, increased range of motion in the joints, added strength in the muscles, and at the same time, relieving any pain the rider may be feeling. The result is improved rider posture and balance - increasing riding ability, efficiency, and effectiveness to improve the horse every stride.