How to Begin Vaulting on Horseback
Find a vaulting club in your area., Sign up for the list serve in your region and meet other vaulters., Get a vaulting barrel and some mats. , Get some tight leggings and some vaulting shoes., Recruit a friend to come vaulting with you.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a vaulting club in your area.
Email or call one of the clubs in your area and a coach will contact you.
You can't vault without a horse, a skilled lunger, and a coach. -
Step 2: Sign up for the list serve in your region and meet other vaulters.
The listserves also have info about horses and barrels for sale.
A Vaulting Barrel is what vaulters practice on when they don't have a horse, or the horse is tired.
It's also a great way to learn skills correctly before you get on the horse. ,, Get your shoes at Pegasus Vaulting Supply--you can order on line. , Unless you live near a club, you are going to want to carpool, if you get into vaulting seriously. -
Step 3: Get a vaulting barrel and some mats.
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Step 4: Get some tight leggings and some vaulting shoes.
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Step 5: Recruit a friend to come vaulting with you.
Detailed Guide
Email or call one of the clubs in your area and a coach will contact you.
You can't vault without a horse, a skilled lunger, and a coach.
The listserves also have info about horses and barrels for sale.
A Vaulting Barrel is what vaulters practice on when they don't have a horse, or the horse is tired.
It's also a great way to learn skills correctly before you get on the horse. ,, Get your shoes at Pegasus Vaulting Supply--you can order on line. , Unless you live near a club, you are going to want to carpool, if you get into vaulting seriously.
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