Feeling a little unsteady in your rising trot after some time out of the saddle? Don’t worry. You’re not alone! Perhaps your lower leg isn’t where it used to be, you’re landing a little heavily in the saddle, or you feel as though you’re relying on your hands to keep yourself balanced. The good news…
I’ve found that judging horse shows has been just as valuable in refining my eye for good equitation. This experience has not only deepened my understanding of the sport but has also directly impacted my ability to help riders quickly and recognize the root challenges
Returning to horseback riding as a mature adult can be highly rewarding, bringing physical exercise, mental relaxation, and emotional connection. Our tailored lessons focus on safety, proper techniques, and confidence-building, ensuring a comfortable return to riding. Join a supportive community, invest in yourself, and rediscover your passion for riding.
Virtual lessons can aid equestrians who lack access to in-person coaching. Over recent months I’ve helped riders create personalized, systematic plans to improve their skills, leading to greater harmony and success in competitions. Send in your photos and videos to get detailed feedback and exercises, providing a convenient alternative to traditional coaching.
– Getting the Right Spot While Horse Show Jumping July 9, 2019 By Laura If you are planning on doing some horse jumping it is important to get your horse to take off at the correct ‘spot’. Terminology In Horse Show Jumping The Long Spot – When jumping, taking off to early or far from the base of…
If you want to up your riding game and elevate your equitation invest in a decent horse and an experienced instructor/coach. Here are some tips to get you on the right path for success.
Returning to the saddle can be daunting. However, it’s never too late to unlock your equestrian potential and get back into the sport you love.
Horse training is an art form that requires skill. This skill is composed of facets including: Build Trust Trust is the foundation of any successful relationship, particularly with a horse. Spend time getting to know your horse and building a strong bond of trust. This will make your horse more willing to work with you…
Avoid injury and disapointment, follow this simple fitness program. To get a horse in decent fitness from pasture it takes between eight to ten weeks.
I’ve decided my own yearly photo assignments divided by month to help me grow as a photographer. Each month a technique or a general topic to provide some direction.