Interactive Vaulting

Interactive Vaulting is an activity in which the students perform movements on and around the horse. These movements can be very simple such as sitting without holding onto the surcingle or a more elaborate compulsory move such as kneeling or standing on the horse. It all depends on the individual needs of the vaulter.

Interactive vaulting is a group activity for individuals who are ambulatory and cognitively capable of following directions. Individuals with learning disabilities, ADHD, or social weaknesses, are just some of the individuals who could potentially benefit from participation in interactive vaulting. Interactive vaulting is an activity that provides an energetic atmosphere, develops the students' awareness of the horse and themselves.

Benefits for participants of Interactive Vaulting:

• fosters teamwork
• teachers respect for the horse
• fosters independence
• builds confidence
• encourages social interaction

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