Kirstin Kelly Equestrian

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Stop Leaving Fences to Luck.

Get my Top 5 Jumping Tips — the same principles I've used coaching riders from grassroots to grand prix.

Most jumping problems aren't about the jump. They're about what happens in the five strides before it.

Riders who struggle at fences are almost always struggling with rhythm, straightness, or their own position — and they don't know which one, because the fence comes and goes too fast to diagnose.

This free guide gives you the tools to fix the approach, not just survive the jump.

✓ Identify exactly what’s going wrong in the strides before the fence — and how to correct it

✓ Ride consistently better approaches without relying on last-second adjustments

✓ Build your horse’s confidence so he meets fences with rhythm instead of hesitation

✓ Feel secure and balanced in the air rather than just hanging on

Kirstin Kelly has represented New Zealand in eventing, competed at 5-star level, and produced horses that went on to compete at the World Equestrian Games and Olympics. She now coaches riders of all levels from her base in Taupo, New Zealand.