Nevada Horsewoman Helping Others Excel

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The results Method Ambassador Sarah Szymkiewicz achieved using the Method to solve her horse’s bolting issue fueled her passion for horse training, which spilled over to helping other people learn how to better work with their horses. “I’ve always wanted to train horses, and after my years spent in lesson barns, I realized early on that training a horse is just part of the equation; if you want to be a successful trainer, you have to make sure the horse’s owner understands how to work with their horse and get the same results,” Sarah says.

Sarah is available for private lessons and clinics and accepts horses for training. Learn more about Sarah on her webpage or contact her directly at 925-786-2916 or [email protected].

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