28/11/2025
Most people see me teaching now and assume I’ve always known how to ride well but the truth is, I had to work incredibly hard to understand why riding feels the way it does.
I didn’t grow up with horses.
I didn’t have that “natural” ability everyone talks about.
And nothing about riding made sense to my body at first.
So I started studying.
Biomechanics.
Body awareness.
Trauma-informed movement.
Movement learning patterns
Equine core conditioning
Equine Movement Patterns
Thousands of hours of lessons, books, courses, clinics, and mentors…
because I wanted to understand how riders learn and how horses feel us.
Along the way, I realised something important:
Most beginners don’t struggle because they’re “bad riders.”
They struggle because no one has ever shown them how their body, brain, and horse connect.
That’s why I teach the way I do today.
Clear explanations.
Safety first.
A calm environment.
And tools that help your body find the movement before you even sit on a horse.
It took me years to learn this.
Now I get to help beginners learn it with confidence and clarity from day one. 🌿
💬 What are you an expert in? And how did you become that way?
🐴 Beginner Rider Lessons for December are now open go to www.centrelinecollective.co.za to book your first lesson.
