Ethan Michael

Name: Ethan Michael
Address: Yelm, WA, US
Telephone: 4259456837

Athletic, Elegant Rider, Knowledgeable Instructor

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Future Olympian

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About Your Next Favorite Horse Trainer, Rider & Coach

Ethan is a calm, quiet and patient rider. He is is able to quickly establish a horses trust and respect. As an instructor, Ethan gives clear and understandable direction. He can work through a riders challenges and effectively communicate the changes that need to be made. Like many instructors Ethan is continuously growing and learning.

Ethan started riding at the age of 10. His first horse was a Pasa-fino Mustang named Gypsy who he retired not long after moving to Washington State from Arizona. She taught him many things in those early years, including how to land in the dirt over her shoulder. After relocating to Washington State in 2016 Ethan started to jump and quickly rose to the challenge of jumping a meter and on. He has set his goals to ride in the 2028 Olympics.

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Helping You Help Your Horse

Exercising and Fine Tuning

Exercising and flat work are the most fundamental parts of any discipline. Weather you ride English or Western, your horse needs to have a clear understanding of how to properly use their body so they develop adequate movement strategies and rhythmic patterns. Proper training in the beginning Leads to a better experience for both you and your horse.

Ethan offers exercise programs to fit each horse and rider’s needs. Your goals with your horse will dictate their training and exercise schedule.

Contact Ethan today to discuss availability and pricing.

Horseback Riding Instruction

It is one thing for a trainer or professional to ride your horse but it is an entirely different thing to get the same results when you ride your horse. Lessons are a crucial part of both you and your horses understanding of one another.

Riding is like a toolbox, full of different tools for different jobs. Inevitably problems will show up in either you or your horse and you will need the proper tools to handle the situation. No one tool can fixes every problem. It is fundamental to be ever expanding and adding strategies to your toolbox of riding knowledge. Through instruction with Ethan you can expand your understanding of how to better communicate with your horse and what to do when problems arise.