Student Jason on his horse, Coyote
Video assessments
Send Tressa a video. Take notes.
A great way to learn about your riding and have input and new ideas at the end of the session.
What's needed to have an assessment
Contact, film, talk.
Contact Tressa
Arrange an assessment through the form or by email.
Film up to 30 minutes
Riding, or groundwork such as lunging or in-hand work. Send it over email or Messenger on Facebook.
A phone appointment
Tressa views your video and arranges a call to go over her findings. Be prepared to take notes.
Video assessments are a great way to learn about your riding and have input and new ideas at the end of the session. Spend some time discussing your riding journey with Tressa, an experienced horsewoman whose vast experience covers horses and riders from all breeds, levels and disciplines. Her 40 years of teaching experience can leave you with many golden nuggets of wisdom to take forward into your practice.
An assessment is a terrific way to maintain support in your training journey and answer questions that may arise.
Ex-racehorse
Benefits of a video assessment
What you take forward.
- Find inspiration in your riding with constructive advice from a classically educated professional.
- Learn an ethical approach to solve training dilemmas.
- Discover new ideas and exercises to work with.
- Understand the whys and hows of issues that can arise in your riding.
- Build confidence in your approach and a trusting relationship with your horse.
To arrange an assessment
Tell Tressa about your horse.
Say what you would like her to look at. She will reply with how to send the video.
Or email bouldendressage@gmail.com