Individual lessons are the most flexible way to learn and enjoy recreation with horses and are ideal for anyone over the age of seven who wants to try riding. The intensity, duration, and content depend on the age, the interest of the rider, and the structure of the riding group. Individual lessons are divided into group and private lessons.
Group riding lessons are conducted in groups of three or more riders. The safety of the riders is of primary importance in all horse-related activities so the rhythm of the least experienced rider always dictates the rhythm of the group.
The advantages of riding in a group lie in various saddle games through which equestrian skills are perfected, visual perception of right and wrong honed, fun is shared with other riders, experiences are exchanged, conversations had during light canters in the woods, and in sharing the feeling of the first gallop.
Private lessons are tailored to the interests of the individual. The advantage of private lessons is that only one rider is present, so the attention of the instructor is undivided. In addition to riding, the classes also include theoretical education, which is excellent preparation for all situations in the saddle.
Private lessons are the most intensive way to master riding skills and are always recommended for beginners who are ready to join a group and act independently after a few hours.
