Katie Hamilton KH Equestrian

General Information

Name	Katie Hamilton KH Equestrian
Gender	Female
Height	174
Weight	60
Location	Billericay Essex
Nationality	British
Languages	British

Disciplines

Eventing
Dressage
Livery - All Types
Show Jumping

Rider Levels

Working Towards Novice
Unaffiliated
Up to 1.30m

Description

Having worked with riders as an Equestrian coach for over 10 years Katie likes to work specifically on improving the position, fitness and function of riding athletes to enable riders to work in a better partnership with their horses.Katie has a degree in BSc (Honors) Human and Equine Sport Performance, which enabled her to focus on her interest in the rider as an athlete. It was here Katie gained her expertise on rider fitness and performance, posture analysis, rider nutrition, fitness testing and sports psychology which all enable her to analyse the rider and their needs to function and perform successfully. Katie is currently undertaking more extensive research in the area of Rider Fitness with the intention of publishing a PhD in her subject. After graduating Katie further achieved Level 2 Fitness Instructors Qualification & Level 2 Circuit Instructor, which has enables her to lead group exercise classes aimed specifically at educating the rider on fitness and position awareness. Katie is also a fully qualified BHS Accredited Coach having her BHSAI and her UKCC Level 2 in coaching. ?Having ridden all of her life Katie has competed in most disciplines, including affiliated level in dressage and show jumping. She has also attended several national championships as a team member and individually.

Professional Trainer

Years of experience	10
Training prices and locations	Essex £20-£45
Ethos and about me	Friendly and knowledgeable coach availble for flatwork, polework, jumping and confidence building lessons. Specialising in confidence boosting and rider fitness and performance, available for riders of all ages and all levels! "My aim as a coach is to work with riders to improve position, confidence ?and performance so that they are able to achieve the most out of their horses."