Experience the best Horse Riding summer camp at Exsportise
Multi Sport Horse riding instruction in the morning, followed by a number of other sports or activities in the afternoon.
Sport & Language Approximately 3 hours of horse riding per day, with Language instruction in the afternoon.
Clayesmore (5th July to 1st August)
Oundle (12th July to 1st August)
Run by qualified instructors at local stables, students on the 2008 Exsportise pony club & horse riding camp will receive up to three hours tuition a day, as well as the opportunity to go out on one and two hour hacks if safe and competent to do so, improving both their riding ability and confidence, and giving them a chance to soak up some of the beautiful scenery in Northamptonshire and Dorset! Riders will be shown many aspects of stable management, giving them a rounded experience of the sport.
The Horse Riding Summer Camps cater for children aged between 10 - 16 up to and including intermediate level of all abilities and heights. We make every effort to match horses and riders according to experience and ability so that everyone will have fun, taking away happy memories of riding in the south of England. Your child's safety as well as their enjoyment is our priority.
We offer students 15 hours of instruction a week, and the course runs with the Multi Sport programme in the afternoons. For more information on the Multi Sport programme, please click here.
We offer instructional rides aimed at beginners and intermediates, or those who are just a little rusty. Riders of beginner and Intermediate levels will find something to suit them on our Exsportise courses. You might be keen to learn how to ride; you may be a nervous rider or a rider who has lost confidence; you may wish to improve your own performance; you might have a problem to solve. Whatever it is you need to learn, we will be keen to discuss your individual requirements - and work with you to help you achieve your aims.
Beginners can start riding - or continue their progress - with our group lessons. Riders will learn how to balance and control the horse, and then progress to trotting, cantering and jumping as they become more secure and balanced.
Intermediate riders who are already comfortable riding in walk, trot and canter - and maybe jumping - will be able to learn more about the horses paces, how to improve body position and posture, as well as improving all skills over obstacles and riding courses.
Riders will be shown many aspects of stable management, giving them a rounded experience of the sport. It is hoped the course will conclude with a small show/competition/gymkhana enabling rosettes to be awarded. Parents are invited (and encouraged) to come and watch!
As we have a limited number of places available, it is a good idea to reserve your space soon to ensure participation in the 2008 Summer Horse Riding Camp.
