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Clinician Method Ambassadors
February 14, 2017

All-New Clinician Site – Find a Clinician or Ambassador Near You!

We gave our clinician website a big face lift to make it easier to learn more about our clinicians and ambassadors as well as to do a better job of spotlighting each of the standout horsemen. One of the best features of the new site is a map that makes it easy to find a […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
February 14, 2017

Countdown to Clinton’s Mason City, Iowa Clinic

Nearly three months from now, Clinton will be headed to the Midwest to help horsemen learn how to build a better partnership with their horses and achieve their goals. The clinician will be teaching a three-day clinic at the North Iowa Events Center in Mason City, Iowa, May 19th -21st. During the clinic, Clinton will […]

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Walkabout Tours
February 14, 2017

Kudos to the Cowboys and Angels Drill Team

We’re sending out a big congratulations to the Madison County 4-H Cowboys and Angels Drill Team for raising over $4,600 at the Clemson, South Carolina Walkabout Tour! The drill team is made up of riders 12 to 16 years of age who use the Method during their practices to train their horses. The dedicated group […]

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Method Ambassadors
February 14, 2017

Passion Meets Expertise

For Method Ambassador Shelbi McNeil, nothing beats helping a horseman learn how to better interact with their horse. The Wyoming native is a lifelong horsewoman and has been a Method Ambassador since 2015. During the winter months, Shelbi trains out of Cottonwood, California, where she accepts horses for training and teaches lessons and clinics. Learn […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
February 14, 2017

An Unforgettable Experience

If you love the Method and are dedicated to improving your horsemanship, the Ranch Rally is a must-attend event. The two-day affair is our biggest and best event of the year and features Clinton, the Method and Downunder Horsemanship like you’ve never experienced before. You’ll get more advanced training knowledge, receive insider access to the […]

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Training Tips
February 7, 2017

Training Tip: Always Bring Your Horse Back to the Barn Relaxed

Let the horse walk the last hundred feet or so of the ride so that he returns to the barn relaxed. You don’t want him running back to the barn thinking that the faster he gets there the sooner you’ll get off his back. The best saying when working with a horse is, “A tired […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
February 7, 2017

Foundation is Everything

Horses are great followers if you are a great leader. The Fundamentals, the first level of the Method, is the level where, through a series of groundwork and riding exercises, you earn your horse’s respect and trust and prove yourself to be the leader in your relationship. “Think of it as the foundation of a […]

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Walkabout Tours
February 7, 2017

Walkabout Tour Headed to Harrisburg, PA

The second stop of the Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries finds Clinton and the Method in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania at the Farm Show Complex. While the tour has made several stops in Harrisburg, when it arrives at the Farm Show Complex in May, Clinton will have a brand-new lineup of training demonstrations to treat horsemen […]

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Academy Clinician
February 7, 2017

2018 Clinician Academy Dates

With the 2017 Clinician Academy full, we’re already booking participant slots in the 2018 program. The 2018 course will begin on April 30th and conclude on June 15th. Each year, 17 horsemen are accepted into the Clinician Academy and complete a seven-week course in hopes of becoming Method Ambassadors. Method Ambassadors receive Clinton’s backing and […]

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No Worries Club
February 7, 2017

February NWC DVD

This month’s No Worries Club member exclusive dives into the topic of how to best handle a hot, nervous horse. Horses that tend to be hot and busy-minded are not bad horses; they just require a little extra training and patience. The biggest mistake people make with this type of horse is never teaching the […]

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