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Clinic Info > Observer Info

Observers, get a full day's training
for the price of a movie*

Okay, so it's not the same as riding - but if you just can't make it out to ride in our next clinic, why not come observe? For about the price of a movie (*or two), you can spend the entire day watching others work through many of the same challenges you face every day with your horse. And of course you can ask enough questions to make the day worth it a hundred times over. An entire day's training for just a few dollars per hour - a real bargain.

Observers Keep Things Lively

Our observers are encouraged to get up close and personal. We invite you to set out your favorite lawn chair and throw your hands up anytime you have questions.

Observers do not need to make a reservation or call in advance. While riders slots are limited, observer space is not.

For info specific to a particular riding clinic, like prices, directions, dates and times, please follow the tab in the navigation bar above marked "Where & When."

Need a reminder a week or two before this event? Just sign up for our newsletter (upper-left sidebar, this page) and we'll automatically send you a nudge. (But hey, you should be riding in this clinic!)

Things To Bring With You:
Our clinics are typically held at working ranches and equestrian facilities. Grandstands don't usually exist and so we ask you to bring a lawn chair to the event. Naturally, a cooler and notepad should also be high on your list. Here are some other things you might bring:

hat
rain gear or coat when appropriate
(it can be colder inside than outside)
sunglasses
sunscreen
lip balm
bug repellant
salt tablets if you're prone to dehydration
notebook and pen
camera and film
audio cassette/recorder

180,000 people read John's "Perfect Horse" Magazine every month - because his methods work! Ride for free when you host a clinic. See the right sidebar on our "Where & When" page for more info.

The Lyons Methods:
Big Changes In 2 Years

Lyons fans know that John and Josh continually evolve their methods - sometimes very quickly. John took an about turn in 2003, for instance, when he began teaching that we should begin to soften the horse not from the front, but the rear.

This was a radical departure from his earlier teachings, but he’d found a quicker, simpler way to get precise control. And, of course, simpler for us means easier on the horse.

John often says that he doesn't want to be the same trainer next year that he is today. He constantly develops his methods. You've got a chance to continue your own education when you attend a clinic hosted by a Certified John Lyons Trainer. Click here to find an event near you.

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Clinic Info > Observer Info

Observers, get a full day's training for the price of a movie*

Observers Keep Things Lively

Observers, get a full day's training
for the price of a movie*