A passion that has a place of its own.

Szymon is a coach who combines sport with unusual energy and a real feel for people. He greets every rider with a smile — and that sets the tone of every session.

A Class I show jumper competing nationally and internationally, he knows exactly what stands behind a good round. His mathematical approach to training is no coincidence — he holds a degree in mathematics from Jagiellonian University, which translates into a precise analysis of the horse's movement, technique, and rider progress.

Michał knows sport from the inside — from the national team and Nations Cup level to the biggest European stables.

He has worked with names such as Ludger Beerbaum, gained experience on international courses, and knows exactly what the road to the top looks like.

Her riders progress step by step — because she has never stopped progressing herself. She supports them quietly, consciously and with real attention to detail.

A Class II competitor, she trains constantly under top coaches and knows that a good rider never stops learning. Her background in equestrian-centre management translates into a structured, well-considered approach to working with riders.

Gosia teaches both in the Pony Club and in the riding section for teenagers and adults. She has been an instructor for six years, competing in show jumping up to L1 — and knows exactly what the road from the first step to the first competition looks like.

An exceptionally warm person, always smiling and full of good energy. She creates a space in which everyone — regardless of age — feels safe and at ease.

Marta bridges the worlds of medicine and equestrianism — with an energy that surprises even her.

She works as a doctor — on night-duty rotations, in aesthetic medicine, teaching anatomy at university and publishing research. After a 24-hour shift she swaps clogs for tall boots and drives to the yard. That isn't accidental — it's a way of life.

Ania bridges engineering and equestrianism — and that combination makes her a coach who sees the details and translates them into real progress.

She studies civil engineering and works daily with analysis, calculations and design. Accuracy and logical thinking are her natural tools — and she brings them straight into the saddle.