Espoo | Finland❋
Welcome to the HH Camp
This space is designed for riders aged 10–14 and their families.
Here you will find everything you need to prepare for training, understand competition basics, and feel confident during camp.
Day OneArrive & Meet
We arrive, settle in, meet the group, and prepare for the week ahead.
The camp journey begins here.
Check-In9:00 – 9:30am
Welcome & Orientation11:00am
Lunch Break12:30pm
Creative Workshop2:00pm
Dinner6:30pm
Day TwoFoundations & Control
Today we focus on the basics: posture, control, and confident movement.
Strong riding starts with good foundations.
Morning Warm-Up9:00 – 9:30am
Technique Training11:00am
Lunch Break12:30pm
Riding Games & Challenges2:00pm
Daily Wrap-Up & Dinner4:30pm
Day ThreeJumping & Rhythm
We build rhythm, balance, and safe jumping technique step by step.
Progress comes from control, not speed.
Warm-Up & Mobility9:00 – 9:30am
Jumping Basics11:00am
Lunch Break12:30pm
Friendly Jump Challenge2:00pm
Cool-Down & Feedback & Dinner6:30pm
How It Works-
To enjoy camp comfortably, we recommend bringing the following:
Riding Essentials
Your hobby horse
Bridle or reins (if used regularly)
Comfortable training clothes
Indoor training shoes with good grip
Safety & Comfort
A helmet (recommended for jumping sessions)
Water bottle
Light snack (if needed between sessions)
Optional but Helpful
Gloves (for longer training)
Small repair kit (tape or spare strap)
Notebook for training goals
Please avoid bringing
Valuable accessories that may break easily
Items not suitable for active movement
If you are unsure about equipment or sizing, feel free to contact our stable before camp.
-
Safety is part of professional hobbyhorsing.
To keep training enjoyable for everyone, we follow a few key rules:
Riding Space Awareness
Always check your surroundings before jumping or turning
Keep a safe distance from other riders
Respect warm-up and landing zones
Jumping Safety
Never jump when someone is standing too close to the obstacle
Focus on controlled approach, not speed
Stop immediately if equipment feels loose or unsafe
Equipment Responsibility
Riders are responsible for checking their stick connection and bridle before training
If something breaks, inform an instructor right away
Community Respect
Encourage other riders
No teasing or negative comments
Hobbyhorsing is a sport built on support and confidence
Professional riding starts with good habits.
-
Camp training is designed for riders aged 10–14 who want to improve in a structured way.
Our approach focuses on three pillars:
Technique
Good riding is built on posture, control, and repeatable movement — not just enthusiasm.
Safety and Stability
We train with awareness, proper warm-up, and respect for the body.
Competition Understanding
Different disciplines require different skills:
Jumping demands balance and rhythm
Freestyle demands expression and control
Both require confidence and preparation
Our goal is not perfection — it is progress, enjoyment, and real skill development.
-
If you have any questions before camp — about equipment, sizing, training level, or preparation — we are always happy to help.
📧 stable@hobbyhorses.fi
We usually reply within 1–2 business days.
Clear communication helps riders and parents feel confident, and we want every participant to have a safe and exciting experience.
Thank you for being part of the hobbyhorsing community.