Standalone weekends you can use right away and a simple path you can follow all year:
Foundation → Fundamentals → Purpose → Peak.

"I teach in plain English and small steps. We start on the ground, build the feel, and give you a plan you can keep: education, motivation, and validation every time. Each clinic stands alone, and they also stack so you and your horse stay soft, safe, and progressing."
- Scott DePaolo

Mustang is a foundational horsemanship clinic designed to build a solid relationship between horse and rider. It helps any horse person improve their skills with their Mustang. If your horse is already tamed to the point that you can lead, brush, handle it in most places, and load it into a trailer, then this clinic is a perfect fit.

Kick off the year by laying down a strong foundation. This clinic helps you and your horse start with solid principles and also guides you in understanding your “why” and setting meaningful goals for the year ahead—whether in the arena, on the trail, or in life.

In spring, we tackle both horsemanship fundamentals and the mindset tools to overcome fear. You’ll learn how to build the confidence to flourish in all areas of life. We’ll focus on body control for your horse so they can move willingly in any direction, and we’ll give you tools to vaporize anxiety along the way.

In summer, we put it all together. This clinic focuses on using willpower to build habits that put your skills on autopilot. We’ll introduce practical horsemanship applications—like working with cattle and refining maneuvers—so that you and your horse can move to the next level with ease.

Finally, in the fall, we focus on next-level performance. We’ll refine advanced maneuvers and teach you the same mental strategies that elite athletes use, helping you and your horse become the best you can be—whether in the arena, the boardroom, or everyday life.

Pre-Fiesta Ranch Roping is a clinic designed for beginner and intermediate riders who want to build a solid foundation in roping skills both in the arena and out on the ranch. We start on the ground, teaching you and your horse the basics of rope handling, the different types of ropes, how to build a loop, and the rich history of ranch roping.
Everyday riders who want clear steps and real reps—new, returning, or seasoned. Start where you are; we’ll scale the work.
No. Each clinic stands alone. The Year Of Growth series also stacks—Foundation → Fundamentals → Habits → Peak Performance.
14+ to ride (under 18 with a guardian). Auditors of any age are welcome with a responsible adult.
Yes. Auditor spots are available and encouraged—great for learning without the pressure.
Small by design—typically 8–12 riders plus auditors. That keeps the coaching hands-on.
Check-in 8:30 → 9:00–12:00 lessons/reps → lunch → 1:00–4:00 lessons/reps → 4:00–4:30 debrief and homework. Times can vary by venue/season.
Safe, regular tack; your horse’s usual gear; gloves; helmet recommended; water/snacks; layers for weather; a notebook (I’ll hand you a workbook + purple pen).
Only for clinics that use cattle/roping—and no, beginners are welcome. We start slow and safe.
No. We use stations, small sets, and scalable drills so everyone progresses at the right level.
That’s normal. We begin with groundwork and pre-flight checks to settle both horse and rider. Safety sets the pace.
At my venue yes. If I'm hosting a clinic at a different venue it will vary by venue—see the specific event listing for stalls/pens and any camping or RV details.
Usually not. We’ll note any exceptions on the event page.
Click the clinic on this page that you are interested in then begin the checkout process. Our system handles sign-ups, waivers, reminders, and prep emails so day one runs smoothly.
Pricing varies by clinic and venue. Most events offer rider and auditor tiers; see the clinic pages for current rates.
Please see the Deposits, Cancellations & Refund Policy.
Yes—private lessons (often the day after), monthly workshops, and coaching calls are available. You’ll leave with a written plan and evaluation sheets.
Sleep well, hydrate, and review the prep email (gear list, directions, schedule). If you have a specific goal, jot it down—we’ll build around it.
Photos are welcome. Short video clips for personal study are fine; please respect other riders’ privacy. Ask before filming extended segments.
Yes. You bring the arena; we handle sign-ups, waivers, reminders, and promo assets. Click the Host A Clinic link on our home page for more details
We do. Barn groups and private formats available—tell me your goals and we’ll design the day.