What do YOU see in this “Oops Photo”? The Oops Photo in this post was a replication of things that…
Move the stirrup leather so that it is in front of the knee roll. Why? Clothing and belts can get…
Tip for working with non-verbal or under-responsive students: Don’t leave them out of the plan! Communicate TO your students even…
Are you working towards your PATH Intl. Registered Therapeutic Riding Instructor Certification? Are you mentoring or supervising teaching hours for…
Bear with me…this is somewhat of a lengthy post. Why? Because there are so many different things that impact our…
Necessity is the mother of invention As instructors we often have to adapt on the fly to make things work…
Or are you more than your discipline of choice? Yes…I prefer my dressage saddle over a western saddle and my…
…we’ve all worked with “naughty” horses in our lessons….can we do anything about it? This was a topic voted on…
The game described below was introduced to me by a fellow coach (instructor) Rekha S. from Australia (check out her…
As horseback riders, we know that riding works some very unique muscles and can create some stiffness and soreness in…