RideLab

Good coaching should not depend on who lives within trailer distance.

RideLab connects riders with working trainers and carded judges for live video lessons, talked-through ride critiques and judged runs, wherever any of them happens to be.

A rider on horseback crossing sagebrush country under a wide sky.
Sagebrush flats, a few hours from the nearest arena with a trainer in it.Western disciplines first

Film the ride you already did. Send it to a trainer who knows your discipline. Get it back with their voice on it.

For most riders, getting real feedback has meant one of two things: living near a good trainer, or hauling a horse across the state for a lesson. Plenty of talented riders never get either.

RideLab started with a simpler idea. Film the ride, send it to a trainer who rides what you ride, and get it back with their marks on the screen and their voice explaining them, pinned to the exact second something went right or wrong. When you want them in the arena with you, book a live lesson instead. When you want to know how a run would score, send it to a judge who holds the card for your class.

Every trainer and judge here is reviewed by a person before they can take a booking, and judges list the cards they hold. You see disciplines, reviews, and exact prices up front, and one credit is always one dollar.

The short version

Who runs it
RideLab is built and run by Capped Out Media, LLC, based in Utah.
Where we started
Western disciplines first, starting with team penning and ranch sorting, then everything else riders ask for.
How pros are paid
Trainers and judges set their own prices and are paid out through Stripe after every job.
How riders pay
Credits, bought in packs. One credit is one dollar, the price is on the profile before you book, and credits you buy do not expire while the account is active. Some pros also sell a monthly plan.
A rider on the open plains, the horse standing square under a low sky.

Find a trainer who rides what you ride.

Browse by discipline and price, open a profile, and see exactly what a critique, a live lesson or a judged run costs before you spend a credit.