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So, you’ve decided to return to riding after years focused on career, family.
First of all, welcome back. We missed you. And we’re looking forward to getting you back in the saddle.
HOWEVER, things may be a bit different.
and how to avoid them? Are you returning to the saddle? Whether is’s been two years or twenty, congratulations! You’re stepping back into something that once felt natural, but now feels unfamiliar. That’s normal. There are a few things you have to acknowledge when you return to the tack. Don’t Expect to Pick Up Where…
Getting back into the saddle can be a difficult thing. It can feel awkward, particularly if you catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror in your breeches! But confidence? It’s not something you either have or don’t. It’s a skill. A muscle. And like all muscles, it gets stronger with practice even if you’re…
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…
The most common question I get is how do I train my horse to <....> when people should be asking, what skills do I need to <.....> Find what skills you need to improve your horse and improve yourself.
Have you ever felt like your legs just won’t stay still while riding? My advice? ride without stirrups. That is what I would tell my students. And that’s why I decided to give it a try. At least for one ride anyway. And when I mean 1 ride, I mean 10 minutes of one ride….
With a these key strategic adjustments, you can regain your balance and ride with confidence.