If you're curious about embarking on a 30 day horse training schedule, diving into a 30 day horse challenge, or want a clearer picture of 30 day horse training cost, we are here to help.
No matter what kind of riding or non-riding activities you do with your horse I think it is safe to say we all have goals and at times need a little push to reach them. Which is why I think these 30 day horse training schedules so popular!
Whether you reach your goal or not you still spent 30 days putting in the work and you are that much closer, which everyone should be proud of.
So if you are looking for your next 30 day horse training schedule (or 30 day horse challenge if you want to call it that instead) here are some great programs!
Just remember everyone's training approaches are different and you should always do your own research to make sure a program is the right fit for you and your horse.
Horse and Country has a 10 week horse fitness plan that is completely free! Obviously 10 weeks is longer than 30 days but the great news is you can just do the first 4 weeks and of course if you decide you like the program you can keep going. The program goes from walking in hand all the way to jumping and getting competition ready.
Price: Free
Liberty Horse UK is offering a free 30 day challenge. This liberty training challenge encouraging just 5 minutes of daily work over 30 days to build consistency and connection. Participants earn a digital badge, access an exclusive webinar, and enter a prize draw upon completion
Price: Free
One Ride Away offers a structured 30-day program focusing on building foundational partnership and confidence in both rider and horse. It emphasizes correcting bad habits and creating a lasting horsemanship foundation.
Price: $197
Okay I tried to find a 30 day trick training course - but no luck. However, I did come across the Harmony Horsemanship Academy! Harmony Horsemanship offers a self-paced online course focused on trick training—building horse confidence, communication, and connection through fun, step-by-step video lessons. Offers 13 popular tricks and over 330 minutes of instruction, with lifetime access.
Price:$99
This 30 day challenge from Jec A Ballou offers a structured, weekly exercise program designed to improve a horse’s posture, strength, and balance. Features daily routines, video guides, printable logs, and is ideal for both riding and in-hand work.
Price:$75
Michael and Kelsey Gascon offer an online 30-day horse help challenge packed with daily 20-minute training videos, workbooks, and a supportive community to help fix problems face with their horses safely and confidently. And if you like their challenge they have other courses you can take.
Price: Normally $197 currently Free
Amelia Newcomb's 30 Days to Round Challenge is a dressage-centered training challenge aiming to create a soft, supple, and engaged outline. But let's be honest pretty much every horse and rider can benefit from this type of training! The challenge includes training videos, downloadable materials, and a community component.
Price: Price isn't listed yet
Okay it's not 30 days but still you need to check out this 8-week (56-day) coaching program from Positive Horse. The training uses science-based positive reinforcement techniques taught through video modules and supported with personalized feedback, weekly group coaching, and access to a private community to help foster trust, clarity, and a joyful partnership with your horse.
Price: $1,497 with monthly payment plan available
So what does 30 day horse training cost. Well as you can see from the courses above it really varies. There are of course a ton of free resources and on the flip side you could easily send your horse to a trainer for 30 days and spend $5,000+ (depending on if you have to ship your horse, the boarding fees, farrier, trainer fees, if they take the horse to shows, etc). It is all going to come down to what your horse needs and your ability, experience, and goals.
While there are a ton of great resources available how they are used is so important and there is nothing wrong with getting professional help from a qualified trainer. It is always better to be safe and create a positive experience for you and your horse