MOVEMENT • LEARNING • CONFIDENCE
Horse-inspired movement made accessible.
Go Gallop brings the experience of horse-inspired movement to people who may not otherwise have easy access to it.
Using Courage, our handcrafted Equicizer, sessions can support balance, posture, coordination, body awareness, confidence and rider skills — all in a welcoming, controlled environment.
Programs can be tailored for individuals, schools, disability services, equestrian centres and community organisations.
OUR PROGRAMS
Different pathways. One remarkable horse.
Every Go Gallop participant is different. Our programs are designed to meet people where they are — whether they are developing riding skills, exploring movement and confidence, or participating through a school or community program.
Rider Readiness
Mobile School Programs
Build confidence and develop the foundations for riding in a calm, controlled environment.
Sessions can explore position, balance, posture, coordination, mounting and dismounting, rein skills and rider confidence — without the unpredictability of a live horse.
Courage can come to you.
Go Gallop's mobile programs bring interactive horse-inspired movement and learning experiences to schools, disability services, community organisations and other suitable venues.
Sessions can be adapted to the abilities, interests and goals of participants and may be offered individually or in small groups.
Equimotional
Sometimes the connection with a horse begins long before anyone gets in the saddle.
Equimotional uses Courage as an engaging, non-judgemental focus for activities that encourage communication, emotional awareness, confidence, connection and participation.
WHY COURAGE?
Movement without the unpredictability.
Courage provides something quite special — the shape, feel and movement experience of being on a horse, in an environment where the session can slow down, stop and adapt to the participant.
The Equicizer moves in response to the rider's own body movement. This creates opportunities to explore balance, posture, coordination, rhythm, body awareness and riding skills at an individual pace.
For some participants, removing factors such as a horse suddenly moving, environmental distractions or the demands of managing a live animal can make it easier to concentrate on the activity itself.
And when someone is ready to progress towards a live horse, the skills and confidence developed with Courage can provide a valuable foundation.
READY TO MEET COURAGE?
Let's find the right Go Gallop experience for you.
Whether you're enquiring for yourself, your child, a school, disability service, equestrian centre or community organisation, we'd love to hear what you're hoping to achieve.
We can talk through your needs, answer your questions and help you decide which Go Gallop program may be the best fit.