Sample Lesson: First Trot with Christy Landwehr and Teresa Kackert

Christy Landwehr demonstrates a sample 15 minute lesson on First Trot. This sample lesson is what is needed when you teach a lesson at a CHA Certification. It includes elements of participant role playing as students, how to fast forward to get an hour lesson done in 15 minutes, lesson evaluations and more.

Thank you to Fortune Cookie Media for the production of this video. www.fortunecookiemedia.com For more information on the largest certifying body of riding instructors and barn managers in North America, Certified Horsemanship Association, please visit www.CHA.horse. To find a certified equine professional or accredited equine facility near you, visit the Certified Horsemanship Association

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