North American Western Dressage Judge Coeli Netsky
Coeli Netsky started riding as a child and showed Western and Hunt Seat for many years. She really became interested in dressage when in college. Upon graduation she started teaching all 3 disciplines full time, and became an American Riding Instructor Certified Instructor in 1989. In total, Coeli has over 35 years of horsemanship experience. Coeli has experience riding in Traditional Dressage, Hunters, and Western.
Along her journey, Coeli found herself using dressage techniques in both Western & Hunt Seat lessons.
She loves what Dressage did for the horses and her students.
- NAWD Licensed Judge and Chairman of Dressage On A Dime (DOD)
- Member of our judge education and licensing committee
- NAWD Select Professional – Silver Level
- Coach on the Coach’s Corral team of coaches
- Licensed Judge and Mentor for Judges Program with Open Horse Show Association ( OHSA )
- NJ State Representative and Test Administrator for American Riding Instructor Association (ARIA )
- Director and Founder of CN, NJ Horse Show Judges Association
- 35 + teaching , clinic’s , and judging
Coeli is focusing on teaching the lower levels in Western Dressage. She enjoys working with riders beginning at the Intro Tests and slowing working their way up. She offers lessons, training, clinics, and is happy to judge at local shows. She is very excited to be part of this new discipline and look forward to the future of Western Dressage.
She teaches clinics concentrating on working with the western and hunt seat riders. She works to help them incorporate Dressage into their training to improve themselves and their horses.
Coeli has been teaching Western Dressage for the past three years and has had several students win year end awards in Western Dressage these past three years. She has lesson horses available.
Coeli offers a discount to NAWD members.
Coeli is also an Open Horse Show Association (OHSA ) Licensed Judge.
“Dressage training strengthens the horses, helps them become much stronger with supplying and stretching exercises improving their bodies. The horse’s gaits, flexibility, relaxation, and focus were all becoming better and better with each lesson. My riders were also becoming stronger; they were learning how their position influenced their horse’s way of going. I found them learning a whole new body awareness, using their aids independent from each other, and building core strength within their own bodies. It was very exciting for me!”
— Coeli Netsky
Contact Information:
www.cnetskyequine.com
mnetsky@comcast.net
17 Marriott Drive Lumberton, NJ 08048
Phone: (608) 491-7516
