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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2020 · 12 MIN

5 Essentials When You Become Trainer for You and Your Horse

from Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians · host Lorna Leeson

The 'New Normal'.  I feel as though we have reached a point where we must begin looking at how we can settle into this period in our lives, rather than wishing for the way things were.  You may have to become the trainer for you and your horse.  I know that many riders are having to now begin, maybe for the first time, be the trainer, the instructor, the chief planner, as well as the rider.   Progress doesn't just happen.  There are a few essentials that must be consistently visited in order to maintain consistent progress.  Progress, I believe, is deepening the understanding and the relationship between horse and rider.  What you do with this progress is up to you.  However, I feel that all riders should be looking to at least try and build a conversation with their horse.   Here are the 5 essentials you must regularly visit if you are to make this a consistent reality for you and your horse…   Read More... Join Connection HERE Free Weeks Riding Plan HERE Free 2020 Equestrian Fitness Challenge My free online Facebook Community The Daily Strides Podcast

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