After many years of keeping my own journal, I’ve “put my money where my mouth is”, and designed and published a HORSE RIDING JOURNAL to help you keep your riding on track as well.
I ordered some proof copies (seen here at right) and it looks wonderful. You can order your own journal right here.
Is it hot where you are? we are just getting started with the summertime heat. If you’re like me, summer sneaks up fast. One minute you’re “blankets on, blankets off” and the next you’re concerned about your horse being hydrated. Preparation is the key to avoiding panic. This is especially true when it comes to…
Stay fit, confident and in the saddle. Consider these things when riding over 50.
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.
I’m not 25 anymore. Some days I wish I were. And some days I’m happy I’m in my 60s. One thing I miss is my flexibilty and resiciency of my body. You know being able to lift my leg into the stirrup and mount. Another reason I ride a pony. Our bodies don’t bounce like…
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…
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.
With a these key strategic adjustments, you can regain your balance and ride with confidence.