Well organised event. Very audience-focussed too, which made it entertaining even though the principles shown were basic and - understandably - needed to be repeated many times.

A great weekend. Could be improved by clearer sound systems and a scheduled lunch break.

Hello! Seeing Warwick at work for the first time was very interesting. It’s the little things—the ones usually overlooked—that matter most. Problems only become real issues when they turn into nuisances or dangers; that is a lesson I will always take to heart. The ground-work session, in particular, was fascinating. The stunning young black mare made the biggest impression on me. She was very uncooperative on Saturday—perhaps due to insecurity. On Sunday, she performed like a machine. Her mouth was clamped shut and her tail clamped down tight; as the session progressed, she let her tongue hang out of her mouth. Warwick didn't address any of these signs, and I was deeply disappointed by that. On the contrary, he praised the young rider—who was riding with wide hands and pulling the horse’s head down, even though the mare was already moving well behind the vertical. At one point during the session, the rider even seemed to tighten the flash strap to prevent the mare from getting her tongue between her teeth. Yet Warwick praised how beautifully the mare was moving and how well the girl was riding. I still can't wrap my head around it. She and her mother were there to learn, and I think Warwick had the opportunity to improve the lives of both horse and rider. Instead, he left some spectators—myself included—scratching their heads in confusion.

It involved a 4 hour road trip one way which may seem nothing to some but n Britain it’s quite an ordeal because of the traffic. It was worth every mile attending Warwick’s clinic. I subscribe to his online training and I wanted to see him in action as a person. I have a horse owning friend who said she would come for one day and spend the night, she ended up staying two nights, she loved the Saturday clinic so much, she stayed for Sunday too! I loved the clinic, as a horse owner training my horse using Warwick’s videos I was captivated watching first hand the stuff I have been doing at home , with a whole lot of different horses and owners. I hope you come back to England Warwick! My daughter Emma has horses in Australia and I have been on the phone to her since getting back from the clinic urging her to attend Warwick’s clinic in NSW when he’s in Australia this year. My wife Eileen and I had an amazing time, we both wished we could have heard the participants questions or if they could be repeated, otherwise what an informative brilliant time. We got home safe and we are so grateful we drove to the Cotswolds and went to Warwick’s clinic. Thank you for coming to England!

Es hat alles gut geklappt. Leider hat man die genauen Zeiten erst bekommen nachdem man gebucht hat, was die Planung etwas schwierig gestaltet hat. Der Rest war super!