
Natasja Helgers-Enter
NH“Natasja Helgers-Enter is a Dutch trainer specializing in classical dressage, Lusitano horse development, and equine-assisted coaching.”
Main Discipline
Dressage
The Philosophy
🐴 Natasja Helgers-Enter – who she is
🇳🇱 Dutch equestrian trainer, coach, and entrepreneur
Founder of Remonte Training & Coaching (2013) in Baarlo, Netherlands
Works with Lusitano horses and classical dressage principles
Background: former business consultant / corporate trainer / project manager before transitioning into equine coaching
She combines horse training + human coaching + personal development work, which makes her different from a purely sport-focused trainer.
🏇 What she does (core work)
At Remonte, her work is structured around three main areas:
🐎 1. Classical dressage & horse training
Foundation training using classical principles
Groundwork, long-lining, and ridden work
Gymnastic development for balance, relaxation, and strength
Training Lusitanos for dressage and general riding development
🧠 2. Coaching with horses (human development)
This is a major part of her business:
Horse-assisted coaching for individuals and teams
Leadership and personal development programs
Emotional awareness, confidence, and behaviour work
Horses used as “feedback mirrors” for human behaviour
Remonte explicitly describes itself as:
“Training & coaching to bring head, heart and body in alignment”
🏢 3. Corporate / team training
Leadership training for companies
Team dynamics and communication workshops
Outdoor and experiential learning programs using horses
Focus on motivation, discipline, collaboration, and awareness
📍 Her facility – Remonte
Located in Baarlo, Limburg, Netherlands
Small-scale training and coaching center
Works with Lusitano horses as main training horses
Offers:
riding lessons
clinics
coaching sessions
multi-day immersion programs
🐴 Training philosophy
Her approach blends:
Classical dressage principles (gymnastic development first)
Slow, structured progression (no shortcuts)
Horse welfare and emotional stability
Rider awareness and self-reflection
She often describes horses as:
“spiegel” (mirror) for human emotion and behaviour