In addition to an incredible level of horsemanship, Cam is a very special teacher with a remarkable eye for the person, and really helps you on a personal level with any problems or issues you run into with your horse or with yourself, communicating with your horse. It’s a very rare thing in the horse world, because a lot of clinicians and trainers are very good with horses, but not so good with people. That really makes Cam special, because he’s not only a really special person to learn from, but he’s also a great guy to have next to the campfire late at night and at the dinner table.

He still has a child-like joy for horses and riding, which really takes me back to my childhood, when all I wanted to do was climb on a horse and gallop as hard and as fast as I could. That spirit is still there in Cam, whether he’s organizing relay races or jumping fallen trees or teaching us how to lope downhill into a gulch or a canyon. It’s really fun to see that spirit that’s still there with Cam.

At one point in the week, Cam said, “fear gets in the way of a lot of progress,” and I encourage fear to not get in the way of trying this program. He also set the intention for us to view the week with child-like enthusiasm, learning with excitement and playfulness, and we did! It was an incredible week where I spent hours learning from an incredible teacher. Any person, at any ability would be able to learn something from Cam and go home with a list of skills to practice. For the experience, the people and the character of the teacher, it was worth beyond what I paid. I can’t say enough nice things about the program, so if you need an escape from life where you can focus on the relationship between man and horse with the guidance of am old pro, this is the program for you. I was able to walk away with a major improvement to my horsemanship skills and confidence, as well as incredible memories I won’t forget.