Amelia Newcomb's

Canter Challenge

Learn how to canter in balance and harmony with your horse. Enrollment opens soon.

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Riders love Amelia's Challenge Programs

If I can do it, literally anybody can do it.

“It must come from the leg first. I heard that for YEARS!!! I thought it meant literally forward as in more energy and speed and drive. But to me and my horse it means get off the inside leg and lift your back. I didn’t understand that until this challenge. 

Be patient with yourself and your horse. You will get this. If I can do it, literally anybody can do it. I’m not a great rider but I finally learned it. You can and will too.“

Amanda

Split image: Top shows a rider on a black horse with white leg wraps in a grayscale indoor arena; bottom shows a rider on a similar black horse with white wraps in a color indoor arena. Both horses are walking.
30 Day Transformation
Two images show a person riding a horse in an outdoor arena. The top image is black and white with a rider on a black-and-white horse. The bottom image is in color, showing the same rider on a brown-and-white horse.
30 Day Transformation

You'll wish you had this years ago

“Amelia’s online learning programs are amazing! I wish I had taken her [Challenge Program] when my horse was 4… we have both learned so much. My last 4 lessons my trainer has complimented us and said she has never seen my horse so supple before.

I would highly recommend this program for anyone who wants to improve their riding and their connection and relationship with their horse!“

Jennifer Mckean

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Side-by-side images show a person riding a horse. Left: black-and-white, rider sits upright, horses head is up (BEFORE). Right: color, rider sits balanced, horse is more collected and moving forward (AFTER).
Side-by-side images labeled “Before” (left, indoors, black and white) and “After” (right, outdoors, color) show a person riding a horse, highlighting progress or change in their riding.
Split image showing a rider on a horse in black and white labeled “BEFORE” on the left, and the same rider and horse in color labeled “AFTER” on the right. The horse’s posture appears improved in the “AFTER” image.
Split image shows a person riding a horse. Left side (black and white), labeled Before, shows the horse kicking up dust. Right side (color), labeled After, shows the horse trotting smoothly on a dirt track.
Side-by-side images of a person riding a horse indoors: the left, in black and white labeled BEFORE, shows horse and rider with poor posture; the right, in color labeled AFTER, shows improved form and balance.
Side-by-side images of a person riding a horse: left side is in black and white labeled BEFORE, right side is in color and foggy labeled AFTER. Both riders wear helmets and ride similar-looking horses.
Side-by-side images of a woman riding a horse; the left is black-and-white labeled BEFORE, and the right is in color labeled AFTER. The rider’s posture and horses movement appear improved in the AFTER image.