Over Belinda Bolsenbroek:

• Belinda Bolsenbroek geeft wereldwijd les aan dressuurruiters die uitkomen in de sport (grandprix niveau), ruiters met revalidatiepaarden en ze geeft clinic's in de Klassieke Dressuur tot aan haute ecole niveau.

• Ze was de eerste Ridder in de Academische Rijkunst in Nederland en heeft de Academische Rijkunst groot gemaakt door Bent Branderup naar Nederland te halen en een aantal ruiters op te leiden tot squires en ridders voordat ze naar Australie emigreerde.

• Belinda spreek Nederlands, waardoor haar lessen voor iedereen goed te volgen zijn.

• In de theorieblokken die ondersteund worden door powerpoint presentaties, zal Belinda u meer uitleg geven over haar kijk op de training van paarden.

• Ze is gespecialiseerd in het onderwijzen van een correcte biomechanise trainingswijze en schenkt hier, in haar lessen, zeer veel aandacht aan.

Voor deze Clinic zal ze speciaal voor ons 

naar Nederland over komen vliegen.

Een korte introductie door Belinda Bolsenbroek zelf:

'It is my passion to coach the Art of Horsemanship using the classical principles of dressage; force free in lightness, harmony and balance.' 

'Growing up on a stud farm in the Netherlands, I learned to understand and handle horses from a very young age. Curious to explore the human-animal bond, equipped with the right tools and encouraged by my family, I was fortunate to be able to discover the world of horses and horsemanship.'

'At the age of thirteen I was training our clients horses and coaching riders at our riding school. When I was able to train any horse to Grand-Prix level, my parents send me out to continue my education in the equestrian arts.'

'My mother, whom is educated in the art of riding by cavalry master Colonel Weiler, has been a great inspiration during my career. Weiler was the private riding coach of the royal family of the Netherlands. Through him she studied the works of old and new masters and became acquainted with Egon von Neindorff who shared the same mission; to preserve the classical training for future generations.'

Studying the works of old masters, I started searching for new masters in the art of riding, travelling throughout Europe to train with different equestrian masters. 

I then committed to Bent Branderup’s education at his academy in Germany and Denmark. I started the first academy for the Academic Art of Riding in the Netherlands and have educated many riders to become qualified coaches in the art of horsemanship.

In 2006 I moved to Australia. I now live in NSW, Australia, on 'the Bolsenbroek Stud’ where I train riders and horses, educate promising interns and offer clinics around the world.
I hope to pass on the true essence of classical horsemanship and inspire people to work harmoniously with their horses on their quest to achieve unification."