Struggling with anxiety that is damaging your horse riding confidence? Read on for 2 strategies that will help you be more confident in the saddle. Have you noticed
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How To Stop Negative Thinking For Better Horse Riding Confidence
There really is a mind/body connection. Your thoughts, feelings and behaviour are all connected. So, what you're thinking at any given time, affects how you feel and that
What Do A Red Light And A Feed Bucket Have In Common?
Did you know that you and your horse learn the same way? That’s right! Those unwanted behaviours he has and the unwanted emotions you feel can both be
No-Stirrups November – Should You Be Taking Part?
It's November and the challenge has been thrown down again. Ride with no stirrups! The premise is that riding without stirrups will make you a better rider by
Overcome Horse Riding Fears with These 5 Steps
When you have horse riding fears, you feel anxious, nervous and outright scared! You might even have panic attacks. And, you may have people telling you to just
7 Things That Are Destroying Your Horse Riding Confidence
Two elements affect your horse riding confidence ... technical skill (your ability) and mental skill (your mindset). Have you ever seen a less technically skilled horse rider get better results than someone
Why It’s Okay To Dismount When Your Horse Acts Up
Have been told that if you dismount when your horse “acts up”, your horse has "won" and you've taught him how to get you off his back? I
How To Stop Your Horse From Bucking In Canter
It's no secret that riding a horse that bucks when he canters is an unsettling, if not downright frightening, experience. And, it can lead to a vicious cycle
Are You Afraid Of Ruining Your Horse?
Are you worried about ruining your horse because you don't think you're a good enough rider or leader for him? Read on to learn the steps you need
Horse Training Language – Do Your Actions Match Your Words?
Traditional training and natural horsemanship both use particular language that affects not only our horses, but us, as well.Using Aids or CuesFor example, traditional training uses the word
