Holistic Equestrian, LLC
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Holistic Equestrian

Holistic Equestrian provides Dressage training and instruction, as well as sport horse conditioning and rehabilitation. Tammy Prevo, owner of Holistic Equestrian is a certified fitness trainer as well, and is the creator of the Ridefit™ fitness program specifically for riders. With her background in both human and equine fitness and training, she can combine her experience for a holistic approach to creating great horse and rider partnerships.

To meet Tammy and find out how a Holistic Equestrian training program can support your riding and training goals, schedule an appointment.

Location

Holistic Equestrian is located at the beautiful Tall Firs Equestrian Centre in Monroe, WA. This facility offers multiple barns, covered and outdoor arenas, grass Dressage court, acres of paddocks for all-day turnout, and a galloping track for hacking and conditioning work.

Address: 20630 Ben Howard Rd, Monroe, WA 98272

Testimonials


I began riding with Tammy in March of this year after being away from competition for several years. My goals were to return to showing at recognized dressage shows, improve my riding skills, and to learn some techniques for how to better work with young horses. Tammy’s help has been invaluable for both myself and my horses in achieving these goals.

Through a combination of flatwork exercises, cavaletti work, long lining and work on trails, she was able to educate and condition my younger horse in just a few months to be ready for her first competition. read more…

The fear of riding after a bad fall is real and had me too afraid to stay in the saddle at a walk. After many bad falls, and some broken bones, I had the choice of overcoming my fear or giving up riding. 

Fortunately, I found Tammy Prevo, and through her RideFit classes on a horse I was ready to sell, I’m slowing overcoming my fear and I’m learning to enjoy riding again. read more…

Tammy Prevo is an expert and is professional in every aspect of her work. I could not have found a better trainer for my horse or instructor for myself in the equine discipline and sport. Not only is she knowledgeable about horse behavior, health, and psychology, but she is always kind and considerate. read more…

 

Thoughts and Things

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The Fundamentals of Forward

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“Embrace the Suck”

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Enough or Too Much?

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Conditioning Corner: Long and Slow

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Traditional wisdom in training horses is that training a horse through relaxation is preferable to training through tension. But, how...

Bodywork: Rib Work for Horses

Guest Blog, by Megan Ayrault, LMP, L/SAMP Here’s a video to help your horse’s ribs, breath, and back, which in turn...

Horse Health: Don’t get Struck Out by Strangles!

by Hannah Mueller, DVM Strangles is a highly contagious bacterial infection (Strep equi equi) that affects horses and although it...

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