Everything you need to transform your next session with your horse:

• The 3-Part Framework Videos: Patrick King is joined by equine fitness expert Jec Ballou to break down why the Warm-up, Working Session, and Cool-down are non-negotiable for biomechanical health.
• 10 Pre-Planned Arena Sessions: A downloadable PDF guide with specific exercises so you never have to wonder "What should I do today?"
• Pro-Level Results: Learn the fitness "musts" that are key to building top-line, improving suppleness, and preventing "burnout" without buying a single new piece of equipment.

About the Experts

Patrick King

Patrick King is a prominent clinician and trainer who bridges the gap between Western horsemanship and classical dressage. Beginning his career starting colts, he was mentored by master horseman Ray Hunt before being introduced to classical principles by Mark Russell.

Currently a USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist, Patrick focuses on equine biomechanics, psychological confidence, and the "feel" required for true partnership.

He founded the Academy for Classical Horsemanship, an online platform providing systematic curricula for riders worldwide. 

Patrick also hosts the Talking About Horses podcast and collaborates on innovative clinics with other industry leaders and experts to promote long-term equine soundness and mindfulness.

Jec Ballou

Jec Aristotle Ballou is an acclaimed horse trainer, author, and international clinician renowned for her expertise in equine biomechanics, conditioning, and classical dressage. A best-selling author of books like 101 Dressage Exercises and 55 Corrective Exercises, she emphasizes evidence-based training to enhance a horse’s athletic ability, soundness, and longevity.

Jec's work focuses on addressing postural imbalances and improving movement patterns through structured exercise programs. She provides customized fitness plans, online courses, and a wealth of free resources via her blog and YouTube channel. She serves as a national advisor to the Western Dressage Association of America.

Her methods combine traditional horsemanship principles with modern exercise science to help riders develop healthier, stronger horses.