Services
Therapeutic Riding Lessons
Therapeutic riding utilizes horses to enhance physical, cognitive, emotional, behavioral, educational, and social well-being of people with disabilities to help meet their goals and develop skills they can use in their everyday lives. Because the movement of a horse mimics a movement similar to a human gait, riders with physical disabilities often show improvement in flexibility, balance, and muscle strength. Therapeutic riding also provides benefits in the areas of health, education, sport/recreation, and leisure.
Therapeutic riding lessons are taught by a PATH Certified Instructor with a strong equine background, as well as an understanding of various disabilities. A new rider is generally assisted by a horse leader, as well as one or two sidewalkers who walk alongside the horse to aid the rider if needed.
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General Public Lessons
Wild Hearts Horsemanship offers various levels of lessons to the general public for both children and adults. We focus on riding fundamentals and horsemanship, while also teaching you how to groom and saddle your horse. Whether you have never ridden before or you just want to get back in the saddle again, we have a place for you. We offer both private and group lessons, along with ground lessons if you prefer to learn ground work techniques or just aren't ready to get on a horse yet. We have qualified, experienced instructors who will work with you to meet your horsemanship goals.