Services — Equine Dynamics

6 to 12 participants

13 to 18 participants

19 to 24 participants

$8,500

$12,750

$17,000

Part 1 - A group briefing where the learning objective for each program is clearly defined.
Part 2 - In the arena with the horses for the hands-on experiential learning exercises. This is approximately 45 minutes and is designed to focus on the specific skills related to the learning objective.
Part 3 - A group de-briefing where the experiences in the arena are discussed and explored within the context of the learning objective and paralleled to the outside world.
Minimum group - 6 participants

Three programs

1 - Understanding your partner & building relationships - 9:30am to 11:00am
- In the first program, participants receive a full orientation about safety and why we work with horses.
- Participants learn about herd behaviours and the similarities to human behaviours. Going through a variety of obstacles, the participants learn about leading and stopping their horse.

2 - Pressure & release - 11:00am to 12:15pm
- In the second program, participants learn more about horse handling and how to use “pressure and release” to get results. With a light touch, participants will gain the cooperation of these large and powerful animals.
- In addition to advancing their horse skills during this session, participants will continue to build upon their relationships with their horse and teammates.
Lunch - 12:30am - 1:15pm
- Catered by Memphis Blues BBQ, including vegetarian and vegan options.

3 - Communication - 1:15pm to 2:30pm
- In the third program, participants are divided into teams and challenged to work through a variety of obstacles. To find success, the participants need to communicate effectively, discuss different options, and work together.
- The goal is to have teams think about what they need to do, as a unit, in order to complete each challenge. This helps participants focus on the objective and encourages teamwork and communication.