Upcoming clinics – for prices/timings and further details please get in touch:
Monday 5th June – Pony Club Senior Camp at Auchlishie.
Tuesday 20th June Lockerbie. Afternoon/evening. On a private yard but spaces may be available to other riders.
Tuesday 27th June Lockerbie. Afternoon/evening. On a private yard but spaces may be available to other riders.
Tuesday 18th July – Ingliston Equestrian Centre, Bishopton. £50. Contact victoria.ironside@ingliston.com
Sunday 30th July. Balmaclellan near Dumfries. On a private yard but spaces may be available to other riders.
Friday 18th August – Ingliston Equestrian Centre, Bishopton. £50. Contact victoria.ironside@ingliston.com
Previous Clinics:
Saturday 25th March 2023 – Whiteleys Livery, Stranraer.
Sunday 23rd April 2023 – Area 19 Pony Club Senior Training at Raehills
Tuesday 11th April 2023 – Craigbrock Farm, Blanefield. G63 9AJ
Saturday 29th April 2023 – Torbeag Equestrian, FK17 8JJ.
Monday 8th May 2023 – Thornhill, Dumfries.
Sunday 21st May 2023 – Galloway Horse Club, Bartaggart
Tuesday 30th May 2023 – Craigbrock Farm, Blanefield. G63 9AJ
Monday 5th June – Pony Club Senior Camp at Auchlishie.
Slow motion timing and Rider Biomechanics analysis. Plus Rein Contact Analysis.
Emily is happy to work with all levels of rider from Novice to Advanced.
While highly analytical, Emily remains sympathetic and understanding.
Emily is qualified and insured BHS APC. She evented at 3* level.
The straighter you sit, the better your horse will go.
Here at Equine Biomechanics Scotland we are using the latest technology to help people of all abilities improve their riding. Using cameras, pressure measurement and real-time data analysis we can make a big difference to the performance of both horse and rider.
- Recent research is shedding new light on the reasons riders are likely to sit crooked, twist or have uneven rein contact;
- Advanced Technology gives us detailed information about what a rider is doing;
- Coaching Techniques based on new research and analysis are in place to help riders improve.
We offer two types of analysis:
- Rider Biomechanics Analysis
- Rein Contact Analysis
Riders can choose one of the above or both. Some of the analysis can be over a jump, although most riders start with flatwork analysis. We can come to you or you are welcome to visit our friendly yard in Blanefield, Stirlingshire.
Prices are on the bookings page.
Spring Straighteners! Iron out your asymmetries. Check out how even your rein contact is…. Before the season starts!
Equine Biomechanics Scotland will be at the Greenfields of Avondale (Drumclog) Spring Camp with Olivia Wilmott and David Gatherer. Saturday 26th April 2022 to Sunday 27th April 2022. Rein Contact Analysis and Rider Symmetry Assessments.
Area 19 of the Pony Club Senior Camp at Kirriemuir. Equine Biomechanics Scotland will be assessing all riders – rein contact and rider symmetry. Saturday 28th May 2022 to Sunday 29th May 2022.
COVID 19 precautions
- All equipment will have been washed and disinfected before use
- Riders will be given separate jackets
- Jackets will be in a bag that will have been sealed 48 hours prior to the consultation
- 2m distance will be maintained
- Masks and gloves will be used where appropriate
- If you or any member of your household are suffering any COVID symptoms or have had a positive test please cancel your booking
Horse Flu Vaccination
- Horses coming to a clinic at Craigbrock Farm need to be up to date with their flu vaccination. Please bring your horse passport with you
Testimonials
“Thank you – that was so interesting yesterday. I honestly had no idea that I continually sit to the left in rising trot. And very tactfully communicated, Emily!”
“Well that was fascinating, enlightening, surprising and truly educational. Thank you for an amazing consultation. I’d love to come back for another one soon.”
“Equine Biomech have been such a help to me. I have gone from having no idea about the amount of contact I have and the effect this has on how I ride and how I’m sitting. So much to work on – thank you.”
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