Precision Equestrian Training Rooted in the Love of Horses
The program integrates classical riding principles with modern sports science to facilitate measurable progress for riders and horses at every level.
Supported by a comprehensive lesson curriculum, on-site conditioning protocols, and individualized performance analytics, the facility delivers solutions that optimize biomechanics, enhance communication between horse and rider, and demonstrate sustainable results in competitive and recreational contexts.
Meet the Trainer
APRIL AUSTIN
April has loved horses for as long as she can remember. Her love for teaching started out as just sharing her experience and joy with family members and friends and quickly developed into a passion. April believes that horses teach people how to be kind and fair, how to communicate and trust, and how to handle life’s successes and failures through the love, respect and kindness of an teammate that cannot speak.
Riding since she was 6, April comes from modest roots. She did not compete with large show barns but instead grew up learning on scrappy ponies and horses. This taught her a wide variety of tools which has helped her cultivate a training method based on understanding, reflection and partnership with the horse.
April believes we never stop learning and continues to commit to her education as a rider, trainer and a coach through weekly lessons, clinics and showing. She also studies a variety of methodologies and styles, including education through the Pressure Proof Academy under Coach Daniel Stewart. April had such a profound experience learning how to coach and train the mental side of riding, that she continued through the program to become a certified Pressure Proof Coach, one of only 16 in the country. With this knowledge she continues to help riders overcome the mental aspects of riding including how to overcome fear and perceived failure.
Our Team
Earl Grey “Earl”
Not your average TB - Earl is quiet, kind and overall likes to go slow.
Lesson Horse
Blue Suede Shoes “Elvis”
Been there done that - this pony has been around the block and has so much to teach his riders!
Lesson Horse
Head MareCoco Chanel “Coco”
She’ll be found running the farm - horses and humans alike. Fire and Spice wrapped in a little bit nice.
Our Facility - Located at Aspire Farm
Nestled in the outskirts of Arlington, WA, Aspire Farm resides on 10 tranquil acres with an indoor and outdoor arena, treadmill, hot-walker, and access to the Pilchuck Tree Farm trail system a short 5 min walk off the property. With horse health in mind, we feature attached 800-1000sq ft turnouts on most stalls, providing natural movement opportunities 24/7. During the summer season and when weather permits in the fall and spring, additional turnout onto rolling pastures is also available.
Additional Features Include
*Feed and water twice daily
*Daily stall cleaning
*Weekly bucket and turnout cleaning
*Daily or 24/7 accessible turnout
*Heated and locked tack room
*Hot water for bathing
*Owner on-site with 10+ years of experience in veterinary medicine
Boarding at the farm is reserved for Perpetual Motion Training. As a private facility, you are guaranteed the space to ride and enjoy your horse in a tranquil environment. Equine safety is of utmost priority to the owners and staff, and you can ensure your horse will be considered and treated as part of the family.
Explore the Farm
FAQs
What services do you offer?
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Perpetual Motion Training offers a variety of riding and training options to help you meet your goals including private lessons, group lessons and professional training sessions. We also have a hot walker and treadmill to keep your equine teammate in top shape.
For the rider looking to move up levels, show or get back into regular consistency, we have training packages designed to keep horse and rider progressing forward and meeting their goals.
How do I get started?
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Getting started is simple. Complete our contact form and we will reach out with next steps and answer any questions along the way.
What makes you different?
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We combine a rider-centered and horse-advocative approach to create clear communication between horse and rider teams. In order to create a partnership that produces results and progress, we must aim to understand the mindset of both horse and rider and teach them to work together. It’s not just what we do—it’s how we do it that sets us apart.
How can I contact you?
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.