Posture is a Connection Between Time On and Off of the Horse I'd love to get students to connect their riding goals to the things they do every
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The Base of Support for Good Horsemanship
Base of support contains the first building blocks of good riding, but the components of base of support changes according to what type of riding you are doing.The
Fiction, Websites, & The Riding Instructor
Taking the plunge of publishing a first full length fiction is a huge event for an author, so I decided to use the opportunity to tell you how
Teach Riders Good Balance on the Horse
It's All About Balance That's a loaded statement because it covers sooo many areas of our lives. Today I'm talking specifically about the rider's balance on the horse,
What’s in Your Riding Instructor’s Toolbox?
Three very important parts of good riding are balance, tact, and consideration. These are all abilities that take time to develop. Instructors have the job of convincing students
Ideas For a Pre-Jumping or No Jumping Ride
Most people, particularly beginners and intermediate riders, think of a jump course as a series of jumps. When they enter the arena their mind is focused on the
Video-What do You Think About When You Jump a Course?
Is the most important part of a jumping course the jumps? Check out this #shorts
Annie Wants a Horse
Do you know kids who want a horse of their own? This #Shorts tells about one way to get one.
Video – Why We Teach Riding Position
The VideoThis video is excerpted from my blog post "Why Do We Teach Our Horseback Riding Students Riding Position?"
Teach Interesting Horseback Lessons Using School Figures
School figures are a huge help for riding instructors who want to keep their lessons interesting. Not only do they help you keep a group lesson organized, they