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Two days of Individual Sessions will cost $475 early bird pricing until Sept. 1st or $500 after Sept. 1st (includes overnight dry stall). Clinic is limited to a TOTAL OF 6 RIDERS. Spectators are welcome at $30 per day. It is recommended that riders have worked with Dr. Rose in the past or have familiarity with Franklin Method.Registered Riders will have TWO 75 minute sessions (one each day) and will be able to observe and learn from the other participant sessions each day. Price includes dry stall Saturday and Sunday.
Our input... an opportunity that is a must do for any level of rider. Dr. Emily is invaluable as a Physical Therapist who also rides.
TO REGISTER or QUESTIONS: Email [email protected]
Your payment reserves your space. No refunds unless we are able to fill your space with another rider. Current Negative coggins required.
Dr. Emily will be back at KarMik Acres October 11th & 12th with the same format.
Who is Dr. Emily Rose?:
Dr. Emily Rose holds a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and is a Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner from the University of Tennessee - Knoxville. Dr. Rose has been a Physical Therapists for over ten years and has practiced in many human settings including inpatient, subacute and outpatient care providing her with experience throughout the phases of tissue healing and rehabilitation through disease processes. Dr. Rose is faculty for the University of Tennessee Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner program and travels internationally teaching clinics and workshops. Dr. Rose is also an active rider herself and competes in Dressage. She has achieved her USDF Bronze Medal rider achievement award. Dr. Rose and her husband, Ryan Rose, own and operate Rose Horsemanship Center in Brooklyn, WI which is a full service training and rehabilitation facility.
What is the Franklin Method?:
The Franklin Method® uses Dynamic Neuro-cognitive Imagery™, anatomical embodiment and educational skills to create lasting positive change in your body and mind.
Equestrians need to be coordinated and balanced in their own bodies to be able to adequately adapt to the constant movement beneath them while riding. They also need to be mentally focused in order to connect and communicate with their horse.
The Franklin Method combines anatomical embodiment and imagery to improve awareness, train the mind-body connection, and produce efficient movement.
With practice of the Franklin Method, equestrians become more aware of not only their own movement, but also the movement of their horse. Consequently, the connection between horse and rider becomes more clear and precise.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
KarMik Acres, 4010 S Cherry Valley Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60098-8145, United States
