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Why Fixing My Horse Didn't Fix My Confidence (opens the original)
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When I first got Toby, my confidence took a massive knock. I initially thought that if we could improve Toby’s behaviour, my confidence would naturally come back. So the first thing I did was find a great instructor and trainer who could help me understand his behaviour and give us practical tools to use on the ground, while riding and during schooling. And it worked… Toby’s behaviour improved. But my nerves didn’t. That was the moment I realised that rebuilding riding confidence wasn’t just abo
Horse Riding Nerves: What Are You REALLY Afraid Of? | Building Rider Confidence (opens the original)
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Do you ever say, “I’m nervous about riding” without really knowing what you’re nervous about? After watching the highlights from Burghley and Blenheim Horse Trials, I found myself thinking about something really interesting: even the very best riders talk openly about feeling nervous. But their nerves aren't necessarily the same as the nerves experienced by someone who has lost their riding confidence. In this episode, we explore why understanding exactly what is making you nervous is such an im
The Horse She Refused to Give Up On | Danielle & Sir Freddles’ Kissing Spine Journey (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Rise and Ride Show, I’m joined by Danielle from Eventing Sir Freddles to hear the incredible story of how her event horse became an accidental Facebook purchase! Danielle shares the injuries Sir Freddles has suffered throughout his journey, including his diagnosis of acute Kissing Spine. Faced with the decision of whether to put him through surgery, Danielle chose a different route and developed her own rehabilitation plan. What followed was a challenging, emotional and in
The Hidden Strength of Sensitive Horse Riders (opens the original)
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Have you ever been told you're "too sensitive"? Maybe you've been called emotional, an overthinker, or someone who takes things to heart. If so, this episode is for you. In this episode of Rise & Ride , we're exploring the trait of high sensitivity and why it may actually be one of your greatest strengths as a horse rider. Many sensitive riders assume that their emotions are holding them back, but what if your ability to notice the smallest changes, build deep partnerships with your horse, and c
From Polocrosse to Dressage: Alison Kenward on Building Rider Confidence & Better Horse-Human Connection (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Rise and Ride Show , I'm joined by dressage rider, equestrian coach, and founder of Equestrian Heroes, Alison Kenward. Alison shares her fascinating riding journey, from representing her country in international polocrosse to training and competing in New Zealand and South Africa. Throughout our conversation, she explains how these experiences have shaped the way she now coaches riders and helps them develop confidence, stronger partnerships, and greater enjoyment with the
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