Libratem Equitem Day Camp - Reboot your Riding

Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics

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Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics Incorporating EquiPilates, the Franklin Ball Method, Neuromechanics & Veterinary Physiotherapy 18th September 2022 at Moreton Morrell College A unique day camp that will focus on the rider & horse both physically & mentally, aiming to send you away with a box of tools to help you and your horse

Jo and Clare, of Libratem Equitem, have teamed up Hannah Wolverson Equine Veterinary Physiotherapy and guest presenter David Sanders of Rider Reboot, neuromechanics.

The day camp package includes: •

A day stable

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Group ridden session

• Unmounted EquiPilates & Fascia release session with Clare • Dynamic Equine movement assessment and massage technique session with your horse • A neuromechanics session with David Sanders

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• 15% discount on an initial session with Hannah Wolverson Veterinary Physiotherapy

• Mounted rider alignment session using the Franklin Ball method followed by a session with Clare & Jo in a group of 3 • A voucher for a 6 week online EquiPilates course with Clare (worth £72)

Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics Meet your trainers Hannah Wolverson MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy - Writtle University College Hannah has had a passion for animals her whole life, naturally progressing to a career in veterinary Physiotherapy. Combining manual therapy, electro therapies and remedial exercise HW Veterinary Physiotherapy aims to provide a holistic approach to treat using therapeutic intervention that works for both horse and owner. Hannah treats using a combination of manual techniques, such as massage, myofascial release and stretching, and electrotherapies such as LASER, PEMFT, TENS and Cryotherapy. Appointments finish with remedial exercise homework to improve or maintain optimal condition between appointments.

Often overlooked, HW Veterinary Physiotherapy aims to work alongside other professionals in the equestrian field to ensure the horse receives the best possible care to improve performance, reduce the risk of injury and rehabilitate when necessary. Working alongside Libratem Equitem provides the perfect opportunity for industry professionals to come together and assess both horse and rider, combining findings to create an individual action plan to improve the performance of you and your horse.

To find out more about what HW Veterinary Physiotherapy can offer please visit; Website: www.hwveterinaryphysiotherapy.com Facebook: Hannah Wolverson Veterinary Physiotherapy Instagram: @hwveterinaryphysiotherapy E-mail: hwvetphys@gmail.com

David Sanders The founder of The Neuromechanics Academy Rider Reboot fitness & wellbeing programmes for equestrians have been designed by sports scientist and personal trainer David Sanders, founder of the Neuromechanics Academy and creator of Rider Reboot fitness programmes for equestrians.

The Neuromechanics Academy was born from David's 25+ years obsession with resolving pain & injury, improving athleticism and making exercise appealing to everyone as an exercise professional, gym owner, fitness manager, mentor & educator. empowering Individuals & athletes, fitness professionals & sports coaches with a brain-body led approach to their personal fitness, performance & therapy, client programmes and business philosophy.

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Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics Clare Taylor-Reeves Clare started out as a personal trainer in the fitness industry, in 1999 she trained in London at the Pilates Institute, mentored by Michael King himself to become a level 3 Pilates Coach. In 2006 she opened her first Pilates studio, Barn Studios, & Pilates quickly became her passion, teaching over 20 classes per week ranging from beginner to advanced including injury recovery for various sports.

In 2017 Clare took up riding again after a 20 year break. She purchased her first mare, Frankie & 4 weeks later was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer & went on to have 5 surgery’s & 8 months of chemo. Clare & Frankie trained through cancer treatment to complete the Wobbleberry Challenge in memory of Hannah Francis, a young eventer who tragically lost her life in 2016 to osteosarcoma. Clare and Frankie completed their first BE80T in 2018 only 18 weeks post surgery.

The training for this made Clare curious to how the rider effects the horse’s way of going and how we can use off horse exercise to improve on horse performance and this is where it all started.

Clare went on to complete the EquiPilates Biomechanics Trainer certification, Franklin Method Equestrian riders Pelvis Diploma and the Franklin Ball Method so she could pursue two passions together.

Using a blend of EquiPilates and Franklin Method plus years of teaching experience she has been able to offer something amazing to help riders and horses alike, whether it be riders who are competing at various levels, to that person who wants to be the rider their horse would choose. Clare met Jo when she started EquiPilates and this is where their collaboration started.

Jo Hayward Jo’s coaching roots started way back in Pony Club as she worked her way up the test system. She took a few years out of PC to successfully show jump at 1.20 level which is when she started to train towards her British Showjumping UK Coaching Certificate level 2. She was lucky at the time to be involved with a new style of coaching coming from top international equestrian coaches. This style focuses on the learner centred approach empowering the rider to improve themselves & their horse, being a coach rather than an instructor.

Jo has embraced this mindset which continues to inspire her as a rider & coach to help improve & inspire others riders to progress and reach their riding goals.

In 2017 she completed her level 3 UK coaching certification. Alongside coaching & assessing for pony club Jo works with a range of riders from grassroots level up, including coaching senior riding club clinics using practical positive & progressive training to inspire others & build confidence.

Jo was also one of the cohort of coaches on the 2021/22 BEF National Development Programme for Coaching Excellence.

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Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics Camp Programme 8.30am Arrive & welcome.

9am

All ride in the covered arena under the watchful eye & guidance of Clare & Jo. This will include each person riding a short dressage test to allow Clare, Jo & Hannah to observe you and your horse and give us a baseline for you to improve on.

10am

Settle horses into their stables.

10.30am

Unmounted EquiPilates & Fascia release session with Clare, focusing on exercises that will release the pelvis and strengthen the core to give you a dynamically stable position in the saddle.

12pm

Lunch – please bring your own lunch. We will supply tea/coffee and snacks.

1pm

Rider reboot with David Sanders - neuromechanics

Split in to two groups of 3 2.30pm

Group one: Rider alignment using Franklin Ball Method & finish with running through the test again with Clare & Jo for comparison Group two: Hannah Wolverson Veterinary Physiotherapy – dynamic horse assessment and equine massage techniques for you to use at home

4pm

Groups swop

5.30pm

Finish & Goodbyes

Go home with: • • • •

A follow up 6 week online EquiPilates class to continue to work those all-important muscles.

15% discount on an initial session with Hannah Wolverson Veterinary Physiotherapy Horse and rider assessment forms and a video clip of before and after.

Your own notebook and pen for those important to remember points that are relevant to you.

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Libratem Equitem Day Camp Reboot your riding with a day of biomechanics, neuromechanics and equine-mechanics Payment & Booking information Spaces are limited to 6 people and allocated on a first come basis, a waitlist will be kept when full.

The camp cost is £250 To secure your place on this camp you will be asked for a £100 deposit with the balance (£150) will be due 14 days before the camp date.

Deposits will only be refunded if your space can be filled but we will keep a wait list.

If you have any questions or to reserve your place and receive the deposit payment details please email LibratemEquitem@gmail.com

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