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Recently, I had the pleasure of teaching a Working Equitation clinic for a group of enthusiastic riders in Anagance, New Brunswick. The clinic was organized by Elaine Sode of the East Coast Working Equitation Group and held as a part of the growing movement and interest in the sport. When people think of Working Equitation…
Remember sitting down and taking out photo albums? Thumbing through history and even trying to remember faces of family gatherings? I look at my own photo albums and am reminded of what I rode like when I was a kid. Having fun, sunny summer days with totally un-protective headgear by today’s standards. I love looking…
Each day we get older, our bodies tell us that maybe we should slow down. Riding is a two-way conversation, and your fitness plays a huge role in how clearly that conversation flows.
Real Progress Isn’t Pretty, But It’s Everything Let’s be honest, coming back to riding after raising a family or building a career can feel like stepping into a life you barely recognize. The real success? It’s not in the ribbons, the perfect rides, or the videos we post online. It’s in the quiet, imperfect moments…
You can tell a professional by how much time they spend updating and training to improve their skills. They know what they don’t know. And They continue to develop. It’s “you think you know” or “you don’t know that you don’t know”, then “you think you don’t know” but you really do know, then there’s…
Showcasing photos of our bicycle tour of Chile