Rediscovering the Joy of Riding –
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With a these key strategic adjustments, you can regain your balance and ride with confidence.
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.
Working Equitation has been on my radar for a few years now and it is gaining traction for good reason. It combines the precision, beauty and partnership of dressage and the purpose of a “working horse”. And you know what? It’s fun. I travelled to the East Coast Working Equitation Symposium and shadowed Working Equitation…
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.
– 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…
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…