Jim DiMilte, USDF certified instructor,
specializing in dressage . . .

Actively participate in the development of your horse through effective flat work . . . complement your training with dressage

• Develop an effective seat and aids.
• Communicate effectively with "difficult" horses.
• Learn the athletic intent of dressage movements as well as their proper execution to help increase your horse's flexibility and strength.
• Learn horse anatomy, biomechanics and conformation and use this information to specifically target and retrain your horse's weak areas and thereby develop him to his maximum potential.
• Increased athletic ability of horse and rider equates to increased confidence.

What does it take to be a great trainer and coach?

• Great education
• Many years of experience
• A well developed philosophy of riding
• Passion for teaching
• A unique ability to communicate

These elements can all be found in a classically schooled coach and trainer here in the Pacific Northwest.

Jim DiMilte and Lisa Eagley (GrayStone Stables & Equestrian Center) are also the official coaches for the Seattle University equestrian team.

Jim invites you to read more about him, visit his student gallery and explore his website to discover how his approach can help you develop your riding skills.