Stretching Your Horse
Level 1 – Basic Stretching
Key Burns, equine body worker hosts basic stretching for the equine athlete in March. Equine athletes of all disciplines benefit from stretching and it can be done in an easy and effective manner to support training, flexibility, and the aging process. Key’s appearances include Animal Planet’s Beverly Hills Vet and Show Circuit Magazine and she has been published in Holistic Horse Magazine. Her clients include equine and equestrian athletes from NY to VA. Level one is for individuals who desire a deeper relationship with their horse, an understanding of muscles, and how to stretch safely and easily with no injury.
In this workshop you will
♦ receive introduction and hands on work with basic stretching techniques;
♦ discover an easy to use daily stretch routine;
♦ develop understanding of stretching benefits for equine athletes; and
♦ keep your own back safe from injury.
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Location: Windsor Farm, 120 West Patent Road, Bedford Hills, NY
Time: 9-12:30
Cost: $100
Registration by March 5, 2009.
Please bring water to drink, a bag lunch, notebook, pen or pencil, lunch, a photo of a pet or animal you would like to ask questions, and wear comfy clothes and sturdy shoes. Class is held rain, snow, or shine so please dress appropriately.
For more information please call 914-433-1505, or email key.burns@verizon.net
Level 1 – Basic Stretching
Key Burns, equine body worker hosts basic stretching for the equine athlete in March. Equine athletes of all disciplines benefit from stretching and it can be done in an easy and effective manner to support training, flexibility, and the aging process. Key’s appearances include Animal Planet’s Beverly Hills Vet and Show Circuit Magazine and she has been published in Holistic Horse Magazine. Her clients include equine and equestrian athletes from NY to VA. Level one is for individuals who desire a deeper relationship with their horse, an understanding of muscles, and how to stretch safely and easily with no injury.
In this workshop you will
♦ receive introduction and hands on work with basic stretching techniques;
♦ discover an easy to use daily stretch routine;
♦ develop understanding of stretching benefits for equine athletes; and
♦ keep your own back safe from injury.
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Location: Windsor Farm, 120 West Patent Road, Bedford Hills, NY
Time: 9-12:30
Cost: $100
Registration by March 5, 2009.
Please bring water to drink, a bag lunch, notebook, pen or pencil, lunch, a photo of a pet or animal you would like to ask questions, and wear comfy clothes and sturdy shoes. Class is held rain, snow, or shine so please dress appropriately.
For more information please call 914-433-1505, or email key.burns@verizon.net
Stretching Your Equine Athlete
Level 2 – Developmental – Improving Flexibility
Key Burns, clinical massage therapist and equine body worker hosts developmental stretching for the equine athlete in April. Equine athletes of all disciplines benefit from stretching and it can be done in an easy and effective manner to support training, flexibility, and the competition process. Key’s appearances include Animal Planet’s Beverly Hills Vet and Show Circuit Magazine and she has been published in Holistic Horse Magazine. Her clients include equine and equestrian athletes in CA, and NY to VA. Level two is for individuals who have basic understanding of stretching, stretch reflex in muscles, and have experience with basic stretching. Developmental stretching is for riders and individuals seeking improved flexibility and strength in their equine friends.
In this workshop you will
♦ participate in hands on work with developmental stretching techniques;
♦ discuss individual issues to establish helpful personalized stretch routines;
♦ increase understanding of stretching benefits for equine athletes; and
♦ develop body mechanics for longer hold times and proper stretch techniques.
Level 2 – Developmental – Improving Flexibility
Key Burns, clinical massage therapist and equine body worker hosts developmental stretching for the equine athlete in April. Equine athletes of all disciplines benefit from stretching and it can be done in an easy and effective manner to support training, flexibility, and the competition process. Key’s appearances include Animal Planet’s Beverly Hills Vet and Show Circuit Magazine and she has been published in Holistic Horse Magazine. Her clients include equine and equestrian athletes in CA, and NY to VA. Level two is for individuals who have basic understanding of stretching, stretch reflex in muscles, and have experience with basic stretching. Developmental stretching is for riders and individuals seeking improved flexibility and strength in their equine friends.
In this workshop you will
♦ participate in hands on work with developmental stretching techniques;
♦ discuss individual issues to establish helpful personalized stretch routines;
♦ increase understanding of stretching benefits for equine athletes; and
♦ develop body mechanics for longer hold times and proper stretch techniques.
Date: Sunday, April 6, 2009
Location: Windsor Farm, 120 West Patent Road, Bedford Hills, NY
Time: 12:30-4
Cost: $100
Registration by March 29, 2009.
Please bring water to drink, a bag lunch, notebook, pen or pencil, lunch, a photo of a pet or animal you would like to ask questions, and wear comfy clothes and sturdy shoes. Class is held rain, snow, or shine so please dress appropriately.
For more information please call 914-433-1505, or email key.burns@verizon.net
Location: Windsor Farm, 120 West Patent Road, Bedford Hills, NY
Time: 12:30-4
Cost: $100
Registration by March 29, 2009.
Please bring water to drink, a bag lunch, notebook, pen or pencil, lunch, a photo of a pet or animal you would like to ask questions, and wear comfy clothes and sturdy shoes. Class is held rain, snow, or shine so please dress appropriately.
For more information please call 914-433-1505, or email key.burns@verizon.net
