Source: horseandhound A notch is one of the classic triathlon hurdles. An English sportswoman-hunter – Amy Smith will tell about this obstacle and how to overcome it correctly. “The notch most often scares…

If you don’t know how to deal with stress, it can derail your presentation. First of all, let’s understand what stress is. There are people who are more susceptible to it than others.…

Ingrid Klimke / Photographer Horst Streitferdt Many riders face this situation: you train with a goal in mind, you finally start to get it right and… your horse is lame. Each of us…

Photo from equinewellnessmagazine.com Improving riding skills without sitting in the saddle is the dream of almost every athlete, right? How is this possible? The answer is simple – visualization. Alison Lincoln, a rider,…

Photo from yourhorse.com Have you encountered the problem of inattention of the horse during work? “She can’t hear me,” is how riders often describe the situation. Canadian Tick ​​Maynard, a participant in the…

Photo from dressagetoday.com Many novice riders face a similar problem – their hands are unstable while riding. Too high a position, pulling one rein or “jumping” up and down the brushes – a…

Often, striving to reach new heights in sports, we forget about simple truths. But it is they who help the rider to reach a new level. We have collected 10 quotes and tips…

Almost any equestrian (and not only) is fascinated by horses with incredibly technical, as well as powerful and “explosive” jumps. They seem to hover above the barriers. Genuine admiration is caused by riders…

Watching top-level athletes, one involuntarily asks the question: “How do they manage to maintain balance after a jump and not fall on the horse’s neck?”. Especially on routes with obstacle heights up to…

Photo from noellefloyd.com Not all riders notice asymmetry in one’s own body and sometimes even unconsciously strengthen it. The habit of carrying a bag on only one shoulder or choosing a backpack with…