FOLSOM, CA, December 07, 2011
/24-7PressRelease/ -- The recently launched RateMyRiding.com makes it easy for riders to connect with judges and trainers to progress with their horses in less time.
The website is an interactive community for equestrians around the world to post photos and videos to get helpful, positive critique by top trainers, licensed USEF judges, and peers. Thanks to RateMyRiding.com, riders now receive input online to help them succeed with their personal riding goals. This includes reviews of riding position, the horse's way of going, execution of jumping courses or dressage tests, and assistance with individual training issues. The site also affords users the opportunity to increase exposure for their horses to reputable professionals prior to horse shows and sales.
"I started RateMyRiding.com because I realized what a great educational tool video really is for riding; especially video with commentary by professionals," explained Susan Starr, founder of RateMyRiding.com. "It doesn't replace the experience of learning at a horse show, clinic, or lesson, but it's a valuable tool to supplement those interactions with our horses. "Many horse owners wish to be better riders, even if they do not ride competitively." Not only do members receive honest evaluations with suggestions for improvement from well-respected professionals, members can receive that coaching from judges and trainers across the country--sometimes even in different countries.
"What's really exciting is connecting amateur riders with top trainers and licensed judges, no matter how far apart they are geographically, through the latest technology," Starr continued. "I am so thrilled that we can provide this online education tool to such a large audience!"
In addition to receiving feedback on their own photos and videos, members benefit from seeing the feedback given to others. As in a riding clinic, participants are able to benefit from reviews given to other members and can apply the principles to their own riding.
"We can learn by watching professionals in training videos, watching other amateurs be critiqued, and most critically by having judges and trainers give us specific feedback on our own videos," Starr commented. "We've set out to provide a valuable online experience where like-minded people can share their passion for horses. And not just share, but learn."
Starr is already gaining support from the professional equestrian community as well as her fellow amateurs. "I feel this is a wonderful way to enhance the education process for all riders who want to improve," shared Dale Brown of Dale Brown Performance Horses. Brown is an integral part of the team of professionals providing critiques. "I am honored to be a part of it and look forward to what the future holds for this program!"
RateMyRiding.com is a social network as well as an educational tool, allowing members to connect with each other and share photos, videos, and equestrian experiences. Members now have the opportunity to offer helpful suggestions and encouragement as well as talk about their favorite passion.
"Our growth potential is amazing," Starr added. "We are dedicated to providing valuable personalized feedback for each rider from our respected judges and champion trainers. As we grow, we'll be adding to our team of experts in more breeds and disciplines, helping more amateurs get the results they desire with their horses."
To learn more and to register, visit http://www.RateMyRiding.com.
RateMyRiding.com is an interactive community for equestrians around the world to post photos and videos to get helpful, positive critique by top trainers, licensed USEF judges, and peers.
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