RIB Courses
RIB provides comprehensive courses tailored for riders, trainers and veterinarians. The Courses teach you to use the RIB Concept to enhance your knowledge of biomechanical principles on horse-rider interaction, specifically giving you the tools to analyze and improve rider performance. As well as the fundamentals for improve sustainability of both horses and riders.
Introduction to the RIB method starts with two informative lectures by Maria Terese and Håvard Engell where they share exciting insights into how the body works and what it takes to become a better rider. Here you will learn about everything from horse and human biomechanics to how we humans develop and improve technique. You will participate in practical demonstrations both with and without a horse to learn how training without a horse is carried forward onto the horseback.
Next course: September 26-27, 2025 in Oslo, in Norwegian
This specialized course offers a full day of practical sessions focused on analyzing medium-level dressage riders. The day begins with unmounted analysis and performance testing in fundamental dressage movements. After lunch, participants will observe and assess riders while they are on horseback. This course is ideal for trainers and riders aiming to enhance their technical skills in basic to medium-level dressage and develop new competencies in the discipline.
Next Course: October 27th 2025 in Grue Finnskog, in Norwegian
This course is focused on enhancing jumping positions. The course includes a full day of practical analysis, featuring show jumping riders at various levels. The day begins with unmounted analysis and performance testing. After lunch, participants will observe and analyze riders both on horseback and through video review. This course is perfect for those aiming to master jumping techniques and develop new skills in this discipline.
Next Course: October 28th in Grue Finnskog, in Norwegian
A special course that includes a full practical day analyzing several interesting Icelandic riders. Starting off with unmounted analysis and testing performance in Icelandic movements. After lunch, we observe and analyze our riders on the horse back. This course is perfect for trainers and riders who wish to improve their technical knowledge in Icelandic Riding and develop new competence in the discipline.
Next Course: November 26th-27th, in Sweden