tools & resources

trusted ProSix advisor

As a trainer, I have found that when ProSix is used regularly throughout the stages of rehabilitation (unmounted and mounted), the horses maintain and gain muscle. It is also key to supporting lower limb injuries, increasing abdominal and topline muscling for treating/managing kissing spine, and increasing overall proprioception.

EQ Active user

EQ Active makes it simple and quick for equine & equestrian rehabilitation practitioners to create professional exercise programs for both horse and rider.​ When you work with K. Clarke Equine, we may incorporate the EQ Active software to help track progress and share exercises you can work on outside of our lessons and sessions.

ATHLETIC RIDERS CREATE ATHLETIC HORSES

Our horses are expected to perform at the best of their abilities.
That is no different for riders. 



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Books I'm loving

  • A Practical Guide to Exercise Prescription in Equine Rehabilitation by Kristin Dean & Emma Mathlin 
  • Building the Balanced Horse: Training Strategies for Injury Prevention by Kristin Dean & Emma Mathlin 
  • Body Conditioning for the Horse and Rider By Heather Wallace, Dr. Madi Rauch & Dr. Danielle Shugard
  • The Horse in Positive Tension by Dr. Stefan Stammer
  • Dynamic Alignment through Imagery by Eric Franklin (any book by Eric Franklin, body part specific options available)
  • Centered Riding 1 & 2 by Sally Swift
  • Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System
  • Activate Your Horse’s Core by Dr. Hilary Clayton
  • Conditioning Sport Horses by Dr. Hilary Clayton
  • Neuroathletics for Riders by Marc Nölke
  • Equihypnosis by Nicole Weber
  • Any and all books by Dr. Stephen Peters (Horse Brain Science, A Horse’s Life)

Additional Resources

Mental Health/Wellness
  • BEAU Equestrian Wellness- Lisa Weiss, LCSW
  • Unbridled Therapist podcast
  • StableMinded- Lisa Pulliam
  • Liberated Equestrian podcast
  • Bellapianta Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine- Dr. August Price (concussion specialist)
  • Expanded Energy Health & Wellness
  • TRE, Trauma and Stress Relief Exercises (psoas release, Airmid Wellness, Warminster PA)
  • Sarah Louise Lilley (Emotional Freedom with Sarah, EFT Practioner)

Continue Education (Horse and Rider)
  • Centaur Biomechanics 
  • ProSix
  • SureFoot Pads
  • Masterson Method
  • Equine Anatomy coloring books
  • Racewood Ltd
  • Equitopia Center
  • The Horse’s Advocate; Dr. Geoff Tucker 
  • EQ Active
  • Kinetic Equine Medicine
Safety
  • LandSafe
  • Snell website for list of helmets 
Fitness/Body
  • Franklin Method
  • Train Your Seat
  • Dressage Rider Training
  • DCS Physical Therapy/ Precision Strides (Wellington, FL)
  • Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist (ask Kendra for recommendations in your area)
  • Cavalry Performance and Rehabilitation
  • Eq.Fittness (Bec Mackey)
  • Tai Chi, Chi Gigong
  • Alexander Technique
  • Feldenkrais
  • Pegasus Physiotherapy
  • Align2Ride 
  • Eckwood Equestrian (online classes, pelvic floor online class, 5 min rider resets to your email monthly)
  • TheEquestrianPhysio (Katie Wood)
  • Kinetic Rider (Cornerstone Gym, Furlong PA)
  • Kruse Elite (neuro movement)
  • @movemeduk; Dr Cuan Wayne Coetzee
  • Lance Grosse (Comprehensive PT & Fitness, myofascial release, Colmar PA)

Podcast episodes

"Helping Mindful Riders Create Successful Horse" with k. clarke equine

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"stop competing. start niching: how kendra clarke is redefining what is means to be a trainer

"the suprising way feet influence stability and feel"

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Please contact kendra if you are interested in her speaking on your podcast!

Simulator Lesson Scholarship application

I believe everyone should have access to the benefits of equestrian simulator training, regardless of financial circumstances. If the cost of lessons is a barrier, I offer a scholarship fund to help cover the cost of simulator sessions. Scholarships are granted on a case-by-case basis and are determined by individual need.