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Free upcoming Webinar on the Flying Changes! October 11th 8am PT

Learn how I’ve taught thousands of horses (and riders) to ride clean flying changes…. And how you can do it too!

Attention Riders!
FLYING CHANGES WEBINAR: FROM DREAM TO REALITY

Special Free Webinar with Amelia Newcomb

Sunday, October 11th,  8am PT

**Limited Seats**

Here’s what you’ll learn in this FREE Training:

Secret #1 – Any horse can learn to do a clean flying change… follow my step-by-step system.

Secret #2 – Canter quality and clear aids are key to successful flying changes.

Secret #3- On the diagonal is the WORST place to train flying changes…

Attention Riders!
FLYING CHANGES WEBINAR: FROM DREAM TO REALITY

Learn how I’ve taught thousands of horses (and riders) to ride clean flying changes…. And how you can do it too!

Special Free Webinar with Amelia Newcomb

Sunday, October 11th,  8am PT

**Limited Seats**

Here’s what you’ll learn in this FREE Training:

Secret #1 – Any horse can learn to do a clean flying change… follow my step-by-step system.

Secret #2 – Canter quality and clear aids are key to successful flying changes.

Secret #3- On the diagonal is the WORST place to train flying changes…

Amelia and the Training Scale

Hi, I'm Amelia

I’m a Grand Prix rider and trainer, and one of the biggest mistakes I see riders make with flying changes is trying to teach the change before the horse (and rider) has the ingredients needed to perform it. Once your horse learns to do the change incorrectly, or gets confused about the aids, it is very difficult to correct.

That’s when riders start kicking harder, changing the aids, getting frustrated—and horses get tense and confused.

I created this webinar to help you take the guesswork out of the process.

Flying changes don’t have to feel mysterious.

You just need to know what to teach first.

Ready to get started?

I specialize in helping riders just like you.

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"Amelia gets a lot of information across in a low key, fun way. She's very inspiring and positive."
Patty

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