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three Reasons You Should Host a Chelsea Canedy Clinic This Year

Check out these three reasons you should host a Chelsea Canedy clinic this year.

 

  1. You want to train with Chelsea, but you don’t live near her farm.

    • ​Bring Chelsea to you! Trailering your whole barn to Unexpected Farm in Maine isn't always doable, so hosting a clinic at your place is the perfect way to bring top-quality education to you and your barn mates. ​

  2. ​You’re curious about using groundwork and positive reinforcement in your training, but you don’t know where to start.

    • Chelsea’s mission is to bring an understanding of horse and human psychology to the performance horse world. She takes a unique approach to training using groundwork and positive reinforcement.  If you’re thinking, “Yes, I want to learn how to do that!” a clinic with Chelsea is a great place to get started.   ​

  3. You want to build a stronger connection with your horse.

    • See Chelsea’s mission above. Understanding horse psychology is foundational to building connection with your equine partner and building connection is crucial to reaching your goals – whether you want to just play in the arena or compete at the top level.

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If these reasons resonate with you, check out the clinic FAQ below and contact Chelsea at unexpectedfarmmaine@gmail.com about booking a clinic with her this year!  

Hosting a Clinic FAQ

Hosting a clinic FAQ

  • What is the pricing structure for clinics?

    • Daily rate is $1,200, which includes a morning talk and up to 8 hours of sessions. Sessions may be private or semi-private.

    • The cost of auditing is up to the organizer. At the end of the clinic, the clinic host retains 75% of earnings from auditors.

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  • Are travel costs included in the clinic fee?

    • Travel costs vary and are paid by the clinic organizer in addition to the daily rate.

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  • What’s the best number of days for a clinic?

    • Two days is ideal. You can host a one day or even a half day, though it's helpful to build skills over two days. Three days is also a possibility, depending on the topic and number of participants.

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  • What are some clinic topics you teach?

    • Positive reinforcement basics (level 1)

    • Positive reinforcement from the ground to under saddle (level 2)

    • Groundwork for competitive horses and riders

    • Laying your flatwork foundation

    • Jumping with horse and rider confidence

    • Introducing your horse to cross-country questions

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