Lessons at Totleywells

We offer a variety of Lessons at Totleywells. As well as our advertised clinics with regular and visiting acclaimed and experienced instructors, we offer regular lessons at times that suit throughout the week. These are generally with our Resident and Regular Coaches and offer the opportunity to build a plan and grow your riding confidence over time. We’ve described some of these below. 

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Arena XC Lessons

Whether you're an aspiring eventer or simply enjoy the thrill of cross-country riding, Arena Cross Country lessons are essential for honing your competitive edge before the XC season begins and during to tweak those technical line skills.

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Grid-work lessons

Unlock the potential of both horse and rider with our specialised gridwork lessons designed to elevate your skills and improve your confidence.

Show jumping lessons at Totleywells near Edinburgh

Show Jumping Lessons

Jump with confidence whatever level you are jumping at. From your first cross-pole to prepping for a Qualifier, our Resident Coach, Gemma Kennedy will work with you to understand your goals and build a training plan for one lesson or ten - it’s up to you.

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Flatwork / Dressage Lessons

Scott Mclellan, British Dressage Instructor, comes to Totleywells twice a month and works with our liveries and visiting riders to finesse their flatwork, whether they are competing at Dressage or just simply hoping to improve their flatwork skills. Scott inspires confidence and notices and works on the little things that make big differences. His lessons are fun, encouraging, and many of our riders have gone on to their first dressage competition achieving things with their flatwork that they wouldn’t have thought possible.

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Hacking with Confidence Lessons

We know that for some, hacking out can be nerve-wracking so many never experience hacking out with their horse. We can work with our liveries or clients to build the confidence to go out hacking. We assess you and your horse and agree the best way to get you out enjoying your horse safely and confidently.