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Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

If you are tired of riding the endless circle, or you"re struggling to find inspiration for your riding each week, this is the podcast for you. The Daily Strides Podcast is for equestrians wanting to learn more, stay inspired, and continue to move the conversation between horse and rider forward. Each episode provides step by step guided instruction on different aspects of riding, groundwork, and lunging your horse or pony. All episodes have a full blog post published at

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12:04

3 Ways to Use the Your Half Halt in Your Riding

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/11/09

Can you put into words what the half halt is? Let’s say you are speaking with your friend, who is not a horsey person, and you’re telling her all about the half halt. What would you say? This week I had two eye-opening conversations. One with a rider and one with my sister… I drew a similar conclusion from both conversations. My conclusion? There are a whole lot of riders out there who don’t really know what the half halt is, or why everyone goes on and on about it… So, back to you and your

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11:56

Developing & Celebrating Your Unique Style as a Rider

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/11/02

What would happen to you and your riding if you began embracing your unique style as a rider? If instead of trying to ride like someone else, you began to really understand and know what it is to ride like you? I think that many riders are trying to ride like or act like someone else in their riding. Maybe it’s the rider at the barn who has been at this a few years longer than you. Or the rider who is 10, 20, or 30 years younger than you. It could be the rider who has never had their own horse,

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12:07

Create a Plan for 7 Days in Your Riding

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/10/26

What will you be doing with your horse this week? Seem’s like an innocent enough question… ‘Ah, a bit of this and a dash of that’... And there is the problem. If you committed to actually planning out the answer to this question for the coming 4 weeks in your riding, you can, potentially, change everything. The Same Thing = The Same Result So many riders are doing the same thing, day in and day out, and then feeling frustrated by the lack of results. They go out there, day after day. Clock in

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15:15

Learning to Handle Your Lunge Line to Avoid Tangles &...

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/10/19

How many times have you been working with your horse on the lunge, only to have your line end up a tangled mess? Or perhaps your horse did something unexpected. Maybe he turned in or went from 0 to 60 in .5 of a second, and you couldn’t respond quickly enough because of a loopy, knotted, or twisted lunge line? Your lunge line is an important artificial aid that you can use to actively encourage contact and connection with your horse. However, that is pretty much impossible if it is a tangled up

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11:46

4 Actions to Maintain 'Forward' in Your Riding

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/10/12

Have you ever considered that, if something is not ‘working’ in your riding, the reason might just be a lack of forward? We spend a lot of our focus on making sure we have established relaxation and rhythm. Yet, working forward is actually essential for either of those two to be present and working for you in your riding. Here are 4 simple actions you can take every time you ride to help you begin to both establish and maintain forward in your riding. What Is Forward? Forward is when you and your

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11:27

Developing Contact on the Lunge Using Your Lunge Line

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/10/05

Your lunge line is not there to keep your horse on the circle while lunging. I would love for you to take a moment just to consider this statement. Is it at all possible that you have been using your lunge line, in some shape way or form to do this for you? If lunging is not enjoyable, a tug of war, or just too darn difficult, this could be why. Have you been using your lunge line to keep your horse on the circle, rather than to develop contact and connection with your horse? Here is my step by

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18:51

Are You Blocking with Your Seat While Riding? Part 2

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/09/28

Are you guilty of saying one thing to your horse, when you actually mean another? You're not alone! This is the second part of a 2 part series all about blocking with your seat, and how to stop doing it! Part 1 is HERE Before we dive into the actual riding exercises you can do to discover if you have been blocking. And then, using those same exercises to actually begin allowing. Let's get clear on what we mean when we say 'blocking'. Blocking is when you mean to say ‘carry on’, but instead you

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15:18

Are You Blocking with Your Seat While Riding? Part 1

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/09/21

So you say go. But immediately follow it up with whoa. And all because you’re blocking with your seat. It’s like trying to drive a car with the handbrake on! And you continue to blame the car for not going forward… For many riders, the even more frustrating part of it is that it can be hard to notice. If you are blocking with your seat, you probably don’t even realize you’re doing it. I have 2 exercises for you to ride that will help you feel if you are indeed blocking with your seat or not… But

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11:02

Leg Yielding to Refine Your Asking Aids in the Saddle

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/09/14

Have you ever considered that, when riding, you have been thinking about things all wrong? You have been trying to move your horse; rather than asking your horse to move. One of the areas I see riders trying to move their horse is when working laterally. Leg yielding is a great example. Riders will try to push and shove their horse across the arena. You don’t move the horse. You ask your horse to move. If you began to actually implement this in your riding, it has the power to change everything.

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13:14

Why Enforcing Your Boundaries on the Ground will...

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/09/07

Are you a pushover? So many riders describe themselves this way. And this is unfortunate because what’s happening between you and your horse on the ground, is a good reflection of whats going on in the saddle. Groundwork is so important. Every single conversation you have with your horse starts and ends on the ground. Failing to pay attention to what is happening there is simply setting you both up for frustration and maybe even anxiety. What Are Boundaries Boundaries are the rule book between you

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12:43

Practicing a Square Halt on the Ground with Your...

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/08/31

Think about the last time you were with your horse. How many times did you ask him to halt while working with him on the ground? Before you mounted up? Was it 4? Maybe 10? And what about after you dismounted? When interacting and working with our horses, so much of it happens on the ground. Beside your horse. Here is how you can begin using this in a way that will help you when you do mount up in the saddle. All conversations with your horse start and end on the ground. Before you mount up and

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14:17

Turn on the Forehand; A Basic to Revisit This Week

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/08/24

Forward and sideways. And yet, without leaving the spot you’re in… It can feel so contradictory and, maybe even asking for the impossible! But no, It is all possible. And pretty simple to get started with. You’re simply beginning to really work on turn on the forehand with your horse. So many riders fail to include the ‘forward’ part of the equation when working on this basic movement. And the power really does lie in the ‘forward’ aspect of this, especially when you take the time to revisit it

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13:08

What's Your Number in Riding?

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/08/17

I recommend 16 to most of my riders. However, maybe your’s is 12. Or 20… The number is not really that important. What is important is that you choose one and then stick to it. And what does this number represent? Your number is the number of interactions you are committing to this month with your horse. Riding, lunging, groundwork or anything else in between! Your number must work with your current schedule and lifestyle in order for you to really use this method. So if you can only manage 3

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13:49

Combining Natural Horsemanship with Your Riding

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/08/10

Have you ever tried natural horsemanship? The name is a bit of a misnomer; is anything natural about horses and humans interacting and becoming partners? It’s debatable. However, misleading name aside, natural horsemanship can really help to build your partnership with your horse. If - and this is a REALLY giant-sized if - it is done correctly and complements what you are trying to achieve in the saddle. I personally use natural horsemanship in some shape way or form each and every day when

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13:28

Why You Need to Start Your Riding Journal Today

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/08/03

I have a little ‘test’ for you… Can you describe, in full detail, each interaction you had with your horse 4 weeks ago? Yes, go back 4 weeks and each of the lunging or riding sessions you had with your horse, describe what happened. How was your mood? What did you focus on and how did that go? Now, I’m going to bet that you can probably give some information about those rides. However, can you see how all of the rides begin blending together with the passing of time? Specific details become blurred

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13:08

Retraining Your Horse Versus Training Your Horse

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/07/27

You have a unique language as a rider. A unique way that you do things when you are with your horse, both on the ground and in the saddle. In fact, every single other rider in the world also has their own unique language. Which is great; special snowflakes and all that. The trouble starts when your horse learns someone’s unique language; someone other than you… Once a horse has learned to do something or to associate a specific action with a specific response, it requires consistent diligent

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12:48

Plan Your Ride with These Simple Steps

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/07/20

How often do you dismount and honestly have no clue what you just spent the previous 30 minutes working on? If this is happening more often than you want to admit, you’re not alone. The good news is that planning can help completely change this. The conversation between you and your horse begins with the conversation already ongoing in your head. Your conversation with yourself. Tapping into that conversation - and maybe guiding it in a different direction - can help you transform your riding.

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15:11

Re-Training Your Horse Using Lunging

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/07/13

Did you know that almost anything you can do from the saddle, with your horse, you can do from the end of the lunge line? And the words lunge line there are important. I often chat with riders who believe in free lunging or loose lunging. They are not lunging! Lunging is when you are using your aids, both natural and artificial, to actively improve your conversation with your horse through your aids. And correct lunging is one of the best ways to begin re-training or re-schooling your horse,

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15:12

Transforming The Next 12 Weeks in Your Riding; for...

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/07/06

There is an opportunity right now, as an equestrian, to choose again for you and your horse. To become really intentional about what you want your riding to look like and feel like for you both. Because everything has changed, you are at this unique place where you can change your riding. You can decide what is working for you and what is not, and then build out the coming 6 months to reflect this ‘new you’ as a rider. One of the positives of 2020 is that most people have greater clarity about what

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13:09

Simple Groundpole Exercise to Ride this Week with...

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians ·

2020/06/29

Do you have 5 or 6 poles that you can use in the arena? They don’t have to be the same length or width. In fact, the more variations you have, the better. If so, I am going to encourage you to ride this exercise a few times this week and begin noticing the differences. It is one of the most simple and effective ways to develop your skills as a rider. And it will help develop your horse as well… There are two ways to approach this. The first is to just place the poles randomly around the arena

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