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Kirstin Kelly Equestrian "Your horse and rider training partner"

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Kirstin Kelly Equestrian
"Your horse and rider training partner"

My vision is to inspire every rider to improve through a collection of training and informative video guides.
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I teach you to teach yourself and your horse. Following a successful career in three-day eventing, I developed a passion for coaching.
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LATEST VIDEOS & ARTICLES

How To Achieve Lightness and Balance Using The Four-Bounce Grid.

The way you sit in between jumps depends on the way your horse goes, you may adapt your seat several times in a round of SJ

Why the walk-trot transition is the first step to riding collection.

A badly ridden transition makes no improvement but a correctly ridden one makes your horse lighter, softer in the back and rein and more balanced.

How to improve your release over a jump.

The way you release your hand and elbow over the jump helps your fold and balance.

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MENTORING

If you appreciate the content I am creating and would benefit from having a mentor to give you advice, encouragement and support, then join my tribe of "K.M.P" students.

The Knowledge.Mindset. Practice K.M.P Mentoring Program means you get to totally understand the proven training systems I have used to create beautifully schooled, successful competition horses over the years.

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USEFUL NEWSLETTER

Ride Better. Stay Inspired. Learn From Someone Who's Already Done It.

Every month I send one email worth reading. No fluff, no spam — just practical riding tips, upcoming clinic dates before they go public, and new YouTube releases drawn from decades in the saddle.

Whether you're working through the basics or preparing to compete, my goal is the same as it is in every lesson: to teach you, so you have an indepth understanding so you can train your horse.

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In my capacity as editor of NZ Horse & Pony magazine, I have attended clinics and lessons with a large number of trainers, both local and international, and I believe there are very few who are close to Kirstin in terms of her ability as a coach.

In my capacity as editor of NZ Horse & Pony magazine,
I have attended clinics and lessons with a large number of trainers, both local and international, and I believe there are very few who are close to Kirstin in terms of her ability as a coach.