Kate Coleman Equestrian, LLC

25/07/2024

SOLD

◼️ 2016 Prestige Helen X K
🔹 Black grippy calfskin leather
🔹 Large blocks
🔹 Deep, secure 18” seat
🔹 Wool flocking
🔹 Adjustable medium tree
🔹 More pictures available
🔹 Can be adjusted on site for buyer
🔹 Long panels
▪️ $1k, obo

06/07/2024

This industry has led me to not only amazing horses, but also to some pretty awesome people over the years. Over the last couple in particular, to a tribe of amazing women both near and far, celebrating putting the horses wellbeing first.

Amanda, I’m so happy our paths crossed - you are a true horsewoman, role model and friend, and I’m grateful to have you on this journey. Thank you for the thoughtful gift, and even more your friendship.

To all of the people especially woman in the horse industry making strides to better themselves in order to better the horses, cheers to you, your journey and the special heart horse behind it. 🩵
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09/06/2024

What a beautiful day for cross country schooling. Big shoutout to Bath Pony Club, the best pony club around - to all involved in running and maintaining the club and the grounds, thank you for all you do for the local community!
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17/05/2024

Rainy morning hacks -

So important for the proper development of horse and rider for any discipline, so long as it embodies a relaxed nervous system, correct biomechanics and activation through the thoracic sling.
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07/05/2024

Early morning jump schools with this view
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28/04/2024

This! In a world (especially in the horse world), where perfection is often what is being sought after, it’s hard to want to try new ways for fear of struggling, or worse, feeling failure.

Learning happens when changes need to be made, and change can absolutely be uncomfortable. Learning how to do something new takes time and often times feels quite messy. Learning how to be good at that something takes a lot of time, energy and patience to see through the mess and come out the other side.

Those that can stay motivated through failure, often times reach great success at things they didn’t even know were possible.

Keep trying, keep learning, because you never know what amazing journey you’re headed on.
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20/04/2024

Bioscans are back up and running since returning from our training trip in Aiken, SC! 👏👏

No idea what a bioscan is? No sweat, a lot of people don’t…

A bioscan is an FDA class 2 medical device combining acupuncture, biofeedback and homeopathy. This computerized test analyzes the balance of the internal systems on a cellular level (MUCH more sensitive than blood tests), by recording the reaction of the body against tens of thousands of stressors they encounter on a daily basis. These stressors include but are not limited to diet, allergens, viruses, environmental factors, anatomical structures and even pain locations. With the feedback from the bioscan, we can create a suggested protocol to bring the body back into balance, thus helping your equine partner feel their best.

Obviously I am not a vet, I cannot diagnosis or give medical advice. However what I do provide is a rather extensive list of what the body scans as in and not in balance.

Want more information on how this device can help you and your horse? Either check out my site at katecolemanequestrian.com or drop me an email at [email protected]

02/04/2024

Jump judging the day away. ☀️

If you’re in Aiken and looking for a great schooling show, check out Sporting Days Farm new series. You’ll be able to find details about the next one on StriderPro.com.
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30/03/2024

2.5 weeks in, 2 more to go!
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28/03/2024

Home away from home. Aiken. 🩵
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10/03/2024

25/02/2024

Early morning session working towards my Lazaris Nerve Release certification.
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20/02/2024

Tuesday vibes ☀️

20/01/2024

50 sessions over 94 days, twenty or so minutes per session for this transformation. No riding, just a couple of simple walking exercises to relax the horse’s nervous system, unwind tension and compensatory patterns, and develop correct muscles to start this TB mare on her sporthorse journey with a rider.

She is just one of dozens I have put my hands on and she is one of thousands and thousands of horses to benefit from the Balance Through Movement Method program.

Who can it help?
Horses of any age and breed? Absolutely.
Horses of any discipline? No problem.
Rehabbing from EPM, kissing spine, injuries, decreased performance, birth trauma? They thrive in this program and get a second chance.
Development for young horses? The best start for both mind and body.

Development takes time, patience and attention to detail. There is no bandaid. There is no quick fix. There typically isn’t longevity to the horse’s sporthorse career as under development leads to imbalanced loading of limbs, incorrect biomechanics, compensatory patterns, tension and pain.

Check it out at www.balancethroughmovementmethod.com

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31/12/2023

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Why BTMM?

Balance Through Movement Method (Pillar One: Relationship to Contact and Connection; Pillar Two: Centre of Balance; Pillar 3: Spinal Integrity) has become an integral element of our program because (in my words!!)-

* cultivates balanced and harmonious partnership between horse and human
* Provides education on horse and rider anatomy + biomechanics
* Offers global community support through its members- veterinarians, trainers, farriers, bodyworkers and amateur owners alike!
* Addresses both horse and human wellness through discussion on breath work, mindset, emotional/nervous system regulation + co-regulation, body + mind connection

For our equine partners, the 3 Pillars-

* Promotes long term physical and emotional soundness through emphasis of animal husbandry
* promotes increased circulation
* Addresses nerve impingement/compression
* Cultivates safe space with the human to activate parasympathetic nervous system
* Activates and “trains” correct ridden horse musculature for long term soundness
* Aids in zeroing in on undiagnosed lameness
* Allows access to deeper breath
* Clears energetic blockages
* Releases tension + restriction from unhealthy muscle function
* Helps to restore spinal alignment
* Considers all areas of the horse’s circle of influence

Our deepest gratitude to Celeste for having the courage, tenacity, wisdom and grace to share her work with the world. Missing piece indeed 😘😘😘

https://www.balancethroughmovementmethod.com

26/11/2023

Sunday team jump schools are back, and it was a beautiful morning to sneak one more in the outdoor.
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