Clinics
CLINICS
The demand for clinics is so great that we require riding participants (those that are bringing horses, whether they actually ride or do groundwork) to be subscribers to the online video library. Anyone is invited to spectate.
We see the clinics as a benefit to our online video library subscribers who are working through the process with their horses and seek additional hands on observation and feedback from Warwick. We will open registration about 6 months prior to the clinic date, giving riders plenty of opportunity to progress through the process with their horses. Please read the FAQ page before you send in your registration form. Deposit is required upon registration.
More about Clinics
Spectating
Anyone is welcome to attend as an auditor (spectator/fencesitter). Please bring a chair just in case! Some venues have food or coffee, but bring something just in case!
Times
Most clinics are 2 days, usually starting at 8 AM and run until Warwick stops talking and is through with all participants - usually 5 or 6 PM (but this is not a hard and fast time).
Cost
The cost to spectate is $40 per person per day in local currency. Please bring exact change. No need to pre-book, just show up and pay on the day.
For more information
For more information please contact [email protected] If you'd like to host a clinic at your venue, click on the Venue Application Form below.
Upcoming Clinics
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
For Most 2 day clinics:
- You must be a current online video library subscriber when registration opens through the end of the clinic.
- We suggest having mastered the focus for relaxation and focus and bend both at home and away from home. If riding, you need to have mastered the bending for relaxation at the walk and trot and home and away from home if you have not accomplished this by the time you register for the clinic, please list your plan to accomplish this before the clinic**
Yes. One of the principles of training is “Change 1 Thing at a Time” and taking a horse to a new place (1 change) with a lot of other horses (2 changes) while the handler is nervous about being in front of Warwick and a crowd (3 changes) is too many changes to be fair to your horse. Also, these exercises take time, a lot of time, and the clinic may not afford us enough time with these exercises to make a difference. If you have been diligently working on them and have to work on them at the clinic, your horse will have an idea of what you are asking and you will get further ahead.
Yes. One of the principles of training is Change 1 Thing at a Time. By doing this work at home first, then perfecting it away from home, your horse will be prepared to work on furthering their education at the clinic.
In the past, Warwick has spent most of his time at clinics working on the very first thing. This takes quite a bit of time and many times this is all that gets accomplished at the clinic. These new requirements are to help everyone get the most benefit out of both the subscription and the clinic. This includes other participants who came prepared but get held back because others in their group have not worked on the basics.
Only 12 participants are allowed in each clinic. Participants are divided into 4 groups of 3 and go for 2 hours each. More information is available in the download below entitled **IF ATTENDING A CLINIC PLEASE READ THIS**** and Clinic Participant Package.
