Wednesday 18th October 19.00-20.30 CET
“Perfect your seat!”
with Alysen Starko-Bowes.
Welcome to this free webinar with Ridesum hosted by Alysen Starko-Bowes! If you always wanted to effortlessly and seamlessly match the movement with your horse to be the best rider, join this 90-minute webinar to get the tools and techniques to do that.
During this webinar, Alysen will walk you through:
The webinar will be in english.
You can ask questions during the webinar.
The webinar is free, but with limited spots.
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Where can I see this webinar?
Online ofc! A link to the webinar will be sent out to you.
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Who is Alysen Starko-Bowes?
Alysen grew up riding at her grandparents farm where she developed her love for horses. She graduated with a BA from the University of Alberta and has a movement background in dance and pilates.
Alysen got her start in the horse world while working with a professional dressage rider. Since then, she’s been working extensively with equestrians from several disciplines on improving their mind-body coordination both in and out of the saddle using the Franklin Method.
In 2017, she partnered with Franklin Method founder Eric Franklin to create the first official Franklin Method online course for equestrians called “Train Your Seat”.
Alysen has found consistently that the application of the Franklin Method within riding has created lasting positive change in the minds and bodies of riders. With better body organization and more efficient movement, the connection between horse and rider becomes clearer and more precise.
As the lead faculty member for Franklin Method Equestrian, she travels internationally teaching workshops and FME teacher trainings.
In 2017, she partnered with Franklin Method founder Eric Franklin to create the first official Franklin Method online course for equestrians called “Train Your Seat”.
Alysen has found consistently that the application of the Franklin Method within riding has created lasting positive change in the minds and bodies of riders. With better body organization and more efficient movement, the connection between horse and rider becomes clearer and more precise.
As the lead faculty member for Franklin Method Equestrian, she travels internationally teaching workshops and FME teacher trainings.
