Intermediate Level: Ride and Sing

Energy and rhythm come together in the Ride and Sing intermediate program. At our non-profit youth development organization in Miami, Florida, participants combine mounted activities with structured musical patterns that support motor strengthening and posture improvement. Horses provide consistent movement that helps improve core stability and body alignment. Musical cues encourage timing, attention, and cognitive stimulation. Each session blends equine motion with sound-based participation to enhance communication.

Children engage in coordinated tasks that integrate movement and melody through sessions supported by our non-profit youth development organization. Rhythmic exercises help refine timing, sequencing, and expressive interaction. Horses respond to balanced posture, guiding participants toward stronger motor engagement. Musical activities encourage vocal expression and communication confidence. Miami, Florida, participants experience a structured approach that supports motor development and expressive interaction.

• Riding Sessions:
  Balance and coordination are strengthened through engaging games and targeted movement exercises. Participants ride at varying speeds and follow different directional patterns to improve control and adaptability. These activities help refine body awareness and support consistent motor practice.
• Music Sessions:
  Children interact with wind and string instruments to explore a wider range of tones and textures. Sessions introduce more detailed melodies and rhythmic sequences that naturally blend with the equine activities. This musical progression enhances focus and enriches the overall therapeutic experience.
• Therapeutic Objectives:
  Sessions aim to support muscle development and improve posture through ongoing physical engagement. Cognitive processing is activated through structured musical cues and equine movement patterns. Activities also encourage clear expression and more confident communication.