Fanny Scully and Steve Gerda. Some time ago, Fanny Scully – the wife of the strongest show jumper in the world, Steve Gerd – shared on social networks with the good news that…

In an interview for the Dutch magazine NLCoack, a well-known specialist in the field of equestrian sports Tineke Bartels talked about what tasks she sets for herself as a coach. Bartels is a…

Photo taken from horsejournals.com Equestrian sport is traumatic and this is confirmed by several accidents that have occurred with leading athletes over the past year. Even years of experience cannot save the rider…

Photo from the personal archive of Yanina Frantsuzova We continue the rubric about important (although not always the most obvious) things that riders have discovered during their equestrian sport. This time about 16…

Photo taken from fivephasesfarm.blogspot.com Whom to turn to for training advice but an Olympic gold medalist Laura Tomlinson? Horsewoman shared six tips about the basic things that will help you establish contact with…

Corinne Bracken, Team Manager for the Hong Kong Show Jumping and Para Dressage Teams, shared key tips on how to help coaches build rapport between themselves and riders. Council number 1. Start training…

Any show jumping training plan should be based on a strategy that includes specific goals and ways to achieve them. The Butterfly Method was born when I was looking for ways to develop…

Edwina Tops-Alexander is one of the most successful international riders in the world. Australian show jumper, participant of three Olympiads and repeated participant in the World Cup Finals. In this interview, Edwina Tops-Alexander…

Carl Hester / photo from the athlete’s Instagram @carlhestermbe 1. Flat landing Imagine that when you are sitting in the saddle, there are magnets on your head and on the ceiling of the…

Photo taken from horseandhound.com Does every training for the quality of the canter become a torment? It seems that under you is not a horse, but a Formula 1 car? For those who…