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Join us at the National Training Centre for two CPD events focused on developing the future of our sport.
This will be a practical day progressing through the different age categories from 4 to 7 year old horses. The sessions will be delivered by Matt Lanni, covering exercises suitable for horses at each age and the skills developed at each stage. There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions.
This day will focus on the skills needed by youth riders to help them progress in the sport. The day will be split into two parts.
A practical demonstration from Nicola McLeish which will give you skills and exercises which you can take back to your lessons.
A classroom based session with Strength and Conditioning Consultant Neil Lewis. This will focus on the movement patterns riders need to develop to succeed in show jumping and reduce the risk of injury. This will be an interactive session which will provide you with knowledge and exercises to support your riders.
There is a £10 discount automatically applied at the checkout for British Showjumping Coaches who book both days.
Limited accomodation is available onsite at the Training Centre, for more information and to book please contact sportteam@britishshowjumping.co.uk
If British Showjumping cancel the event a full refund will be given or an alternative will be offered. In the event of cancellation British Showjumping is not responsible for any damages, costs or losses incurred by participants whether arising directly or indirectly from cancellation, including, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing: stabling fees, accommodation fees, non-refundable airfares, other airfare penalties, or travel charges that might be incurred.
Once booked onto the event you are committing to attend the event. Any cancellations made less than 14 days before the start of the event will not be refunded. Unless in exceptional circumstances, agreed by British Showjumping, those not attending will be expected to pay for the event in its entirety.
No refunds will be given to those who do not attend the event. Unavoidable circumstances will be assessed on an individual basis and cancellations must be made in writing.