Myllymaki Barrel Horses

Workshops

In high demand as a clinician, Judy Myllymaki runs workshops each year across the US & Canada. Judy is often assisted by Team Myllymaki members.

While attending a workshop, you can expect...

To learn the Stations which are the isolation of moves required to make a winning barrel horse.
How to "tap off" which is done before the run begins
Body English - which enables you and your horse to become a winning team
Problem Solving Solutions - What causes problems and what it takes to fix them
Confidence Building
A Winning Attitude - Barrel Racing is 98% mental attitude! (See detailed workshop stations below)

2012 Workshop Dates
Brooks, AB	March 30-31	Dawn (403) 362-9711
Killdeer, ND	April 7-8	Sarah (701) 845-2352
Bismark, ND	April 14-15	Sarah (701) 845-2352
Fargo, ND	April 21-22	Sarah (701) 845-2352
Darwin, MN	April 28-29	Sue (320) 275-3129
Rapid City, SD	May 5-6	Sarah (701) 845-2352
Cardwell, MT	May 8-9	Mary (406) 498-3556
Natsup, BC	May 12-13	Janet (250) 265-4642
Merritt, BC	May 16-17	Allie (250) 315-3016
Athol, ID	May 26-27	Sally (208) 304-3264 Shandra (208) 819-7393
Brentwood, CA	June 2-3	Taryn (925) 708-2097
Arlee, MT	June 9-10	Judy (406) 370-3545
Athabasca, AB	June 16-17	Carrie (780) 689-0857
Hamilton, MT	June 22-23	Peggy (406) 363-4556
Big Sandy	July 12-13	Dawn (406) 390-3467 (406) 378-2586
To book a Myllymaki Workshop, please call (406) 370-3545

Workshop Stations

Station 1

Station 3

Station 5

1. Complete a revolution around the outside of the tires, then around the barrel.
~ ~	leads, pivot leg, melt downs keep eye (mind) to the inside and broken in the ribcage with hip to the inside

3. Figure eight against the fence with 360 degree circles.
~	hand and body position

5. The Zipper. Figure eight your horse throughout
~	shoulder control
~	speed control
~	setting pivot leg
~	collection

Station 2

Station 4

Station 6

2. Perfect circle around the tires. You may randomly choose a tire and circle it.
~	broken in the ribcage
~	eye (mind) to the inside
~	hip to the inside, preparing for the corner

4. The Pinwheel.
~	start with large circles then downsize
~	keep back round
~	stay in 4 wheel drive
~	fluid meltdowns

6. The Quad.
Preparing for the corner, make a complete revolution around each tire. Staying inside the tires, prepare and go in an arc or half moon across to next tire.

~	4 wheel drive
~	staying fluid throughout
~	getting your horse to follow your body