Clinton is Teaching a Clinic in Mississippi

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On Friday, October 16th through Sunday, October 18th, Clinton will be instructing a three-day Fundamentals Clinic at the Tunica Arena and Expo in Tunica, Mississippi. It’s been years since Clinton has visited the state, and he’s looking forward to working one-on-one with horsemen to help them learn and refine the Fundamentals level of the Method. A few participation spots are available, but spaces are going fast! If you’re interested in learning directly from Clinton, contact Brittney Chamberlain at 254-552-1080 or [email protected] to learn more. The application for the clinic can be found on our website.

The three-day clinic is also open to spectators. You’ll get to watch 20 horsemen learn the Fundamentals and make progress with their horses. With 20 individual riders and horses working with Clinton in the arena, you’re guaranteed to pick up new training insights to perfect your own technique. Spectator tickets are available online as a three-day pass for $100/NWC member or $150/non-member. You may also purchase individual tickets per day at the door for $50.

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