August 15th & 16th
TREMONTON, UT
EQUINE BIOMECHANICS CLINIC
Two immersive days focused on movement, bodywork, and building a stronger, more balanced horse from the inside out. Â
 Location: 1920 E Main St. Tremonton UT 84337
Participants will bring and work with their own horse and lunch is included. $600/both days. Sign up below
For an auditor spot $100(no horse) please contact Morgan (928)853-6759
REGISTER NOWWHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Day 1: Anatomy, Bodywork & HandlingÂ
9:00–10:30 AM
Anatomy & Bodywork – Section 1
10:30am-10:45am
Break
10:45-12:30
Anatomy & Bodywork – Section 2Â
12:30-2PM
Lunch + Presentation and Open Q&A
 2–3:30 PM
Anatomy & Bodywork Section 3
3:30-5pmÂ
Handling to support BiomechanicsÂ
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Day 2: In- Hand, Groundwork & Under Saddle
9:00–10:00 AM
Group Groundwork Session
10am-3pm
30min Individual SessionsÂ
3-3:30
Break/ SaddlingÂ
3:30-5pmÂ
Group Riding SessionÂ
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I'm Morgan Stephens, CERP
I’m an Equine Movement, Conditioning, and Bodywork Specialist dedicated to helping horses move, feel, and perform at their highest potential.
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My work is rooted in biomechanics and built around one simple belief: when you improve how a horse moves, you improve how they live.
 I don’t just focus on exercises — I teach you to understand the why behind dysfunction. Through anatomy education, hands-on bodywork, in-hand development, and under-saddle application, I help owners rebuild their horses from the inside out so they can develop true strength, balance, and confidence.
I’m especially passionate about helping horses who feel weak, disconnected, or stuck rediscover how to use their bodies correctly. My goal is always to give you practical tools you can use for a lifetime — not quick fixes, but lasting change.
"My daughter and I attended a clinic with Morgan and she was very welcoming and knowledgeable. The presentation of materials and introduction to anatomy, recognizing tension, and giving us some tools in our toolbox as a start to helping our horses. Materials and hands on learning provided the perfect balance of a well-rounded clinic and fit a variety of learning styles. We walked away, talking about another clinic and future plans to attend!"
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Christine Fletcher
"This clinic taught by Morgan at Feelin’ Fine Equine was eye opening! Understanding how the body works, and being able to apply the techniques that were taught on the ground and under saddle, at the same time as watching the changes in all of the horses who were present really made me think about how I do things with my horse and what I can feel right at that moment and how it could affect her in the future. I want a happy, healthy, functional horse and that means taking care of the body. If that is a goal for you, I highly recommend taking a clinic with Morgan!"
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