STUDENT’S LIFE
STUDENT’S LIFE
Students at our academy enjoy an organized and healthy lifestyle as elite athletes.
The idyllic setting at the foot of the mountains and near the Mediterranean Sea, combined with Mallorca’s mild climate, makes our center an ideal place to live.
Students at our academy enjoy an organized and healthy lifestyle as elite athletes.
The idyllic setting at the foot of the mountains and near the Mediterranean Sea, combined with Mallorca’s mild climate, makes our center an ideal place to live.
WHERE THEY LIVE
Students live in shared rooms in a house adjacent to the club, which includes a garden, swimming pool, ping pong, barbecue, etc. The house has central heating and air conditioning.
Rooms are divided by gender and always have a supervisor ensuring that schedules and daily responsibilities assigned to each student are followed.
Once a week, bed linens and towels are washed, and the rest of the clothes are washed twice a week.
Additionally, they have common areas both in the social club and in the house to spend free time with their peers (table football, ping pong, living room with TV, Wi-Fi, etc.).
WHERE THEY LIVE
Students live in shared rooms in a house adjacent to the club, which includes a garden, swimming pool, ping pong, barbecue, etc. The house has central heating and air conditioning.
Rooms are divided by gender and always have a supervisor ensuring that schedules and daily responsibilities assigned to each student are followed.
Once a week, bed linens and towels are washed, and the rest of the clothes are washed twice a week.
Additionally, they have common areas both in the social club and in the house to spend free time with their peers (table football, ping pong, living room with TV, Wi-Fi, etc.).
NUTRITION & EXTRA ACTIVITIES
All meals are homemade and supervised by a nutritionist specializing in athletes.
Additionally, during their free time, students have workshops and extra activities to learn daily life skills such as cooking or equestrian care (shoeing, shearing, mane trimming, veterinary care, etc.).
All meals are homemade and supervised by a nutritionist specializing in athletes.
Additionally, during their free time, students have workshops and extra activities to learn daily life skills such as cooking or equestrian care (shoeing, shearing, mane trimming, veterinary care, etc.).
All meals are homemade and supervised by a nutritionist specializing in athletes.
Additionally, during their free time, students have workshops and extra activities to learn daily life skills such as cooking or equestrian care (shoeing, shearing, mane trimming, veterinary care, etc.).
TRANSPORT
The academy has a vehicle for transportation between the airport and the equestrian center.
For competitions, our office coordinates and reserves all transportation for students and their horses. Therefore, at the beginning of each trimester, a deposit is required to cover these costs.
The academy has a vehicle for transportation between the airport and the equestrian center.
For competitions, our office coordinates and reserves all transportation for students and their horses. Therefore, at the beginning of each trimester, a deposit is required to cover these costs.
The academy has a vehicle for transportation between the airport and the equestrian center.
For competitions, our office coordinates and reserves all transportation for students and their horses. Therefore, at the beginning of each trimester, a deposit is required to cover these costs.
A DAY IN THE ACADEMY
A DAY IN THE ACADEMY
COMPETITIONS PROGRAM
COMPETITIONS PROGRAM
Competition weeks alternate with training weeks at our center in Mallorca, running from September to June during the academic year.
The first month (September) serves as an introduction, allowing students to get to know their horses, establish a training routine, and prepare for competitions. From October onwards, students participate in two to three competitions per month. During these weeks, their tutor conducts daily online classes, supervising assignments, homework, or exams required throughout the year.
Competition weeks alternate with training weeks at our center in Mallorca, running from September to June during the academic year.
The first month (September) serves as an introduction, allowing students to get to know their horses, establish a training routine, and prepare for competitions. From October onwards, students participate in two to three competitions per month. During these weeks, their tutor conducts daily online classes, supervising assignments, homework, or exams required throughout the year.
HORSES FOR THE STUDENTS
Our program aims to help riders achieve optimal performance levels according to their age and results, allowing them to be selected by their national equestrian federations for their countries’ national teams.
To meet our objectives, each student must bring their two best horses to the program. If a student owns more horses and wishes to stable them at the center, they must request special permission from the academy’s administration.
It is important to emphasize that alongside sports goals, academic objectives are also a priority. Students must allocate time to follow the academic program as well.
For students who do not own horses or prefer not to bring their own, we have agreements with top international stables to offer rental or purchase services for high-level Junior horses.
If this is the case, the student must arrive a few weeks before the course begins so that one of our advisors can assist in selecting and testing horses, ensuring the purchase or rental is completed before the academic year starts.
Contact US
Got questions or want more details about our academy? We’re here to help! Reach out to us and learn how we can support your journey in combining top-level show jumping with quality education.
David Usón & Malen Jaume, Founders of Mallorca International Young Riders Academy
Contact Info
Location
Carretera de Sóller, Km 13,8
07110 Bunyola Mallorca (Islas Baleares)
SPAIN
Contact
Contact : +34 627 42 09 08
Email: david@mallorcariders.academy
Questions? We are here to help
Contact Us
Got questions or want more details about our academy? We’re here to help! Reach out to us and learn how we can support your journey in combining top-level show jumping with quality education.
David Usón & Malen Jaume, Founders of Mallorca International Young Riders Academy
Contact Info
Location
Carretera de Sóller, Km 13,8
07110 Bunyola Mallorca (Islas Baleares)
SPAIN
Contact
Contact : +34 627 42 09 08
Email: david@mallorcariders.academy
Questions? We are here to help
Contact US
Got questions or want more details about our academy? We’re here to help! Reach out to us and learn how we can support your journey in combining top-level show jumping with quality education.
David Usón & Malen Jaume, Founders of Mallorca International Young Riders Academy
Contact Info
Location
Carretera de Sóller, Km 13,8
07110 Bunyola Mallorca (Islas Baleares)
SPAIN
Contact
Contact : +34 627 42 09 08
Email: david@mallorcariders.academy