Leggings and a snug shirt
Leggings or fitted athletic pants, and a snug shirt that can tuck in. Long hair tied back.
The first session · $75
See if your child lights up
Before you commit to anything monthly, bring your child for a first vaulting session. It costs $75, and by the end you will know whether vaulting is your child’s thing. Most kids know within the first ten minutes.
What happens in it
An hour that answers everything
- Meet the horses and the coach. Your child gets hands on a very patient animal before anything else happens.
- Learn the first positions on the practice barrel. Every vaulter starts on the padded, stationary barrel — no exceptions, no rush.
- Take a first turn on the horse at the walk, with the lunger guiding the horse the whole time.
- Parents stay and watch the whole time. You will see exactly how the class, the coach, and the horse work.
No membership required to try. If your child loves it, we will help you pick a weekly class spot.
Come ready
What to wear
Soft soles
Gymnastics slippers, water shoes, or clean tennis shoes are fine to start. Nothing special to buy.
Anything loose
No jeans, no zippers or buttons, no hoodies, no jewelry — loose things can catch on the equipment, so snug is the safe choice.
Just your child
The farm provides the horses and all the equipment. There is nothing else to buy or borrow.
Wondering about safety, helmets, or ages? The questions parents ask covers all of it honestly.
One first session is all it takes to know
Bring your child to the farm on Big Lake Road. $75, no experience needed, parents welcome the whole time. We are an easy drive from Cloquet, Esko, Carlton, Scanlon, Moose Lake, and Duluth.
Book the first session — $75Prefer to talk first? Call or text (218) 260-1055