JEAN LUC CORNILLE SCIENCE OF MOTION

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JEAN LUC CORNILLE
SCIENCE OF MOTION
http://www.scienceofmotion.com/

Through Jean Luc's extensively diversified and decorated equestrian career, he has become a master at equine performance analysis. Whether to simply improve the daily relationship between horse and rider or to prepare a horse for upper level performances, Jean Luc has garnered world-wide recognition for his ability to decipher and resolve the underlying cause of apparent physical inabilities or talent limitations. He combines this science with the best of French and German techniques and takes pleasure in working with horses & riders of all levels including beginner to international competitor.

2-day Clinic + lecture – Swansboro, North Carolina 2010 Friday April 30 6:30-8:30 PM-Lecture/Introduction 'Science of Motion' Lecture fee $15 pre-register/pay by April 24 / $20 at the door Saturday & Sunday May 1 – 2 Private clinic sessions $160 for 1 hr private sessions – register early to assure your place! $15 daily audit fee pre-register/pay by April 24 / $20 at the door (no lecture or audit fees to clinic participants)
Jean Luc is an FEI level trainer, instructor and international competitor. He has medal-winning expertise in Dressage, Show Jumping, 3-Day eventing, Steeplechase and also work in-hand. Jean Luc graduated from Le Cadre Noir de Saumur and had the opportunity to train with superb riders such as Joseph Neckerman & Willy Schulteis in dressage, Hans Winkler in jumping and Michel Cochenet in three day event. Margit Otto Crepin, the French Olympic Champion, is one of Jean Luc's most prominent dressage students. He has trained many horses of various breeds through Grand Prix and has the distinction of competing on both the French Dressage Team and the French Three Day Event Team.
For details of Jean Luc's Bio: http://www.scienceofmotion.com/documents/jeanluc.html
Jean Luc specializes in:
unlocking the hidden talent of both horse and rider
establishing better performances, on the flat and over fences
resolving idiopathic lameness
educating how to avoid rider-induced lameness
improving the quality of the horse's daily life

Specific 'syndromes' commonly addressed by Jean Luc include:
navicular, club foot, kissing spine, refusing the water jump,
muscle imbalances in general
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Location
Unbroke Grounds Equine Training Center (Ricky Peeden)
135 Branch Ct., Swansboro, NC 28584 (17 to 58 to Firetower Rd to Branch Ct )
Stalls available.. day & overnight
Overnight (people) accomodations available

Inquiries or to mail Registration, check , coggins, pymt
Pam McKnight 910-629-3099 /cell: 910-382-3109 /fax 866-359-4353
2510 White Oak River Rd., Maysville, NC 28555 Or Email pamela.mcknight@prosperitymortgage.com

SPONSORED IN PART BY EDCTSA
http://edctsa.org/
Lisa Midpamedleton 330-671-0627
lisamiddleton37@hotmail.com
JEAN

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