FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I become a participant in the riding program?
All individuals interested in becoming a participant must complete the following forms.
Application & Health History, Liability Release
Emergency Medical Consent and Photo/Video Consent
Physicians Statement
An evaluation must be completed and therapeutic riding recommended. Call 803-222-6008 for more information on the evaluation process. (NOTE: Some contraindications may prevent mounted activities or participation in some programs.)
What happens once the paperwork is received?
If the paperwork reflects that the applicant can safely be served, the applicant will be called to schedule a lesson. If another evaluation is necessary by your PT or OT, we will let you know.
What happens once I am offered a lesson day and time?
Once a lesson day and time has been scheduled, you will need to attend an intake session with the instructor that will be teaching your lesson.
What happens at the intake session?
Everyone taking riding lessons must wear an ASTM/SEI certified helmet. RideAbility has an assortment of ASTM/SEI helmets for client use.
Long pants are mandatory.
Clients must wear a closed heel, closed toe shoe. A boot or shoe with a heel is recommended, but not required.
During winter months, it is suggested you dress in layers and wear gloves.
What is the cost?
Private 30-minute sessions: $40
Group 45-minute sessions (2-4 riders): $40 per rider
At RideAbility we believe riding is for everyone!
Got any more questions? Interested in sponsoring a RideAbility rider or one of our amazing horses, contact Wendy Schonfeld at 803-222-6008 or rideabilitysc@gmail.com