Galloping With Guidance

THIS YEAR SUMMER CAMP DETAILS POSTED BELOW!
https://www.gallopingwithguidance.com/camps

Beginner Day Summer Camp

Our summer camps are open to all beginner riders. We even provide all the equipment and horses! We have been doing summer camps for over 10 years. We start basic horse care, safety, then we ride the horses! Once the horses are cared for we will do fun interactive horse activities/crafts. We cool off in our giant water slide through the camp. Snack and drinks available all day!

Ages 4-14years old . Camp is 9am-2pm . Camp is $100 (no sibling discounts) additional $5 ESA fee for Direct Pay

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July 7th at 9am

July 8th at 9am FULL

July 10th at 9am FULL

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Beginner Horsemanship Camp

This is our new horse camp geared to the kids who are more interested in horses than crafts and water slides. We will ride and then learn more horsemanship skills throughout the camp. Learn about horse care which includes feeding, cleaning stalls, and more! Horse jeopardy and lots of fun facts to learn. Spend time grooming and just being in the barn.

Ages 8-18 years old . Camp is 9am-2pm . Camp is $100 (no sibling discounts) additional $5 ESA fee for Direct Pay

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July 9th - FULL

Camps — Galloping with Guidance Summer Camp ☀️ Beginner Day Summer Camp ☀️ Our summer camps are open to all beginner riders. We even provide all the equipment and horses! We have been doing summer camps for over 10 years. We start basic horse care, safety, then we ride the horses! Once the horses are cared for we will do f...

Horses are a lot like 4th graders.

I know this because my wife, Bridget, is a school teacher, and over the years, I’ve gained a pretty good understanding of what it takes to make a great student-teacher relationship... and I’ve come to realize, in many ways, it’s not that much different from the horse-trainer relationship.

Horses, like students, may not always remember exactly what you taught them on a given day, but they remember how you made them feel.

They remember whether or not you encouraged them and made them feel confident about the things they have learned.

They remember if you took time to listen to them and to build a relationship with them.

They recognize our attitudes and behaviors, and they are easily influenced by the energy we put off—both positively and negatively.

Horses, like students, need space to make mistakes.

They don’t need to be micromanaged.

They don’t need to be harshly criticized when they get the wrong answer.

Instead, they need you to guide them in the right direction and be rewarded when they find the right answer.

Horses, like students, need us to take the time to help them develop their skills.

They need us to show patience and kindness.

They need us to have understanding and excellent communication.

They need us to be committed to their growth, no matter how slow or fast it may be.

Horses, like students, need us to understand that progress is not an overnight process, but rather a lifelong journey. And, while it may be a long journey, it sure is a rewarding one.