"Online Liberty Training"

Training begins as soon as you have registered yourself. To sign up in the course system, please follow the instructions sent to you via e-mail. 

You can join the exclusive Facebook group after your registration, too. Please note that it may take up to 48 hours before your request to join could be approved for the Facebook-group.

You have 12 months access to the course. It is a mix of video material, live events, exchange and feedback in the Facebook-group and - of course - practical training from you and your horse. 

Don't worry - your access expires after 12 months, so you have PLENTY OF TIME. 

Of course it is possible to extend your membership after 12 months. We will keep you updated. 

You don't need Facebook for the Online Training Liberty Dressage. But the Facebook group is very useful to chat to other members and exchange insights and ideas about your training. 

You have access to all the video footage and recordings of the live events with Kenzie in the course system.

Maybe you want to register anonymously? This is definitely worth considering. 

The contents are all available on the course system, to which you will receive the access data from us after successful registration for the course and can log in. The menu navigation is very clear, so that you will quickly find your way around.

In addition, you will receive access to the closed Facebook group after registering for the online course.

Since active communication takes place via the closed Facebook group, and participants post comments and videos here, it is advantageous if you are already familiar with Facebook and have gained initial experience here. From our experience, the group is very dynamic, so that you can get a lot of additional benefit if you actively participate in posting and commenting.

However, the Facebook group is NOT a must for successful participation in the online seminar. However, we would like to recommend it to you and if you are inexperienced with Facebook, you can find many videos on Youtube on how to set up a Facebook account and make various privacy settings. 

To watch the videos smoothly, an internet connection with at least 2 MBit/s is recommended.

As a rule, all households today have at least 16 MBit/s and mobile even significantly more. No problems should be expected. If you have any further questions, just send an e-mail to [email protected].

Yes, of course!
We do have a mobile version of the course. 

All lessons are available as online streams. It is not possible to download the videos.

The summary of the individual practice and theory lessons as e-books can be downloaded and printed out at any time. All you need is the latest version of Adobe Reader .

You can participate with every horse, as long as it’s healthy.

If your horse has any health issues, you may ask your vet to make sure that you can train with your horse. 

Experience shows that older horses learn a bit slower than younger horses - but the liberty work is a good motivation for all kinds of horses! There are some lessons that might not be suited for older horses but we will tell you in advance if you have to take care of something. 

If you work with a young horse (starting at 3 years) that is great as well.

No, you don't have to own the horse. If it's not your own horse, you may ask the owner for permission.

Working with young horses is not a problem - however, the horse should already have such initial training experience and be at least 3 years old. Since the course is about pure ground work, the horse does not have to be broken in yet.

Older horses can also participate as long as they are fit. For certain exercises, such as the compliment, we also explicitly point out in the video what you have to pay attention to if you want to do this exercise with an older horse - or that one or the other exercise may not be suitable for older horses.

Yes, some experience is required. If you know the basics like behaviour rules etc. - that's great. This will give you the basics  to start with your liberty dressage training. In my Online Liberty Training both are welcome: beginners and also advanced!

For your own success, there is one important concept: training, training, training!

Continuous training leads to success. It is ideal if you could train 3-4 times per week with your horse. You therefore don't have to train liberty dressage daily. It is more like an additional way to spend time with your horse. You can ride your horse like before - some lessons are, for example, great to train before or after your normal riding.

If you have a roundpen, that's amazing! If not, maybe you can build yourself a small place surrounded by fence where you can train your horse? It is essential that your horse can't flee - so please do not let your horse be free in a space where it can run away!