Four Fundamentals Road Clinics on Tap for This Summer

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Clinton is jumping around the country this summer teaching horsemen the foundation they need to build a successful partnership with their horses. The clinician is teaching Fundamentals Clinics in Camden, South Carolina; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Thompson’s Station, Tennessee; and Eugene, Oregon in June and August. At each clinic, Clinton works with 20 participants and their horses teaching them groundwork and riding exercises that make up the first level of the Method. His Certified Clinicians are on hand to ensure everyone receives one-on-one help and extra help before and after the clinics.

A few participant spots are available for each clinic. To learn more about the clinics and to sign up to participate, visit our website. Three-day Fundamentals Clinics cost $1,500 for No Worries Club members and $2,500 for non-members. For questions about participating in the clinic, contact Brittney at 254-552-1080 or [email protected].

Spectators are welcome to attend all three days of the clinics.

Spectator ticket prices:
One-Day Ticket – Members: $50/ Non Members: $75
Two-Day Ticket – Members: $100/ Non Members: $125
Three-Day Ticket – Members: $100/ Non Members: $175

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