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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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461 | Lightening Up on Your Inside Rein

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2015/09/07

When we first learn to ride, turning is often explained to us as merely a 'tug' or pull on one rein or the other to turn our horse's head. There is a general consensus being that where his head turns, his body will go.. However, anyone who has ridden a determined pony or horse will know that this is very often not the case... You can point the head where you 'want' to go, but often your horse will crab along sideways, almost following his hindquarters, in the opposite direction; which 90% of the

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Refining Your Walk to Canter Transition

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2015/08/31

Do you find that when asking your horse for canter, you tend to 'over do' some aspects of your aids? Perhaps you throw your reins at your horse, or you try to 'push' too much with your seat or upper body... You're shoving and bumping about in the saddle and when your horse eventually 'strikes' the canter, you are so far from where you want to be positioned wise, that it takes the first 5 to 10 strides just to get your limbs back listening to you before you can even begin to turn your mind to the

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SFA446 | Asking Your Horse to Bend

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2015/08/17

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441 | Riding Haunches In or Travers

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2015/08/10

Do you find that when you ask your horse to perform haunches in or travers, the forward movement tends to get a little 'stuck'? It feels as though he is on his tippy toes, pottering along with no inclination to get to the other end of the arena?! Haunches in is a lateral movement that is fantastic for suppling your horse. It also opens the door to performing a half pass later in training. It requires an engagement of the hindquarters, due to the outside hind leg having to move over and almost

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SFA436 | Dealing with Your Horse being Heavy on Your...

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2015/08/03

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SFA431 | Increasing Your Horses Suppleness

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2015/07/27

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SFA426 | Setting Up Better Canter Transitions

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2015/07/20

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421 | Building Your Riding Fitness While in the Saddle

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2015/07/13

Funny how, as riders, we put so much time and planning into building our horse's fitness correctly and to where he can perform best, but we completely neglect our own! Riding is a team sport, so it makes sense that your ‘team’ is only as good as the sum total of all the players involved… Do you find yourself huffing and puffing after a few strides of canter? Have you been riding less recently and find that now your back in the saddle, your less effective than before? Are you spending hours

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SFA416 | What to do with Your Legs While Riding

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2015/07/06

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411 | Simplifying the Shoulder In

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2015/06/29

Does the thoughts of riding shoulder in leave you feeling less than confident in your riding abilities. Are you a little unsure about the angle, the bend, and the degree of collection required in order to successfully ride the movement? Shoulder in is super for encouraging suppleness and collection in your horse. However, if ridden incorrectly, things can quickly begin going the opposite way of your desired results... Shoulder in is a great movement to begin really flexing and strenghtening your

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406 | Harnessing the Power of the Half Halt

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2015/06/22

The half-halt is one of the most useful aids you have in your toolkit as a rider. However, many riders are not utilizing this subtle yet powerful communication to its full potential. The half-halt should be one of the earliest things that riders learn to master when learning to ride their horse. It is a vital part of riding well and being able to perform accurate, balanced movements with your horse. However, while many riders understand the concept of the half-halt in theory, unfortunately, the

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SFA401 | Schooling Your Horse on the Trail

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2015/06/15

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396 | Learning to Slow Down Over Fences

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2015/06/08

Does your normally relaxed, sane, and rhythmic horse turn into his version of a racehorse each time he rounds a corner and spots anything that resembles a jump when you are riding? Your quiet calm ride turns into a flat-out gallop, resembling the rush for the finish post on the final furlong of Aintree... (minus the cheering crowds!) Unfortunately, horses rushing or racing over fences is a common problem for riders. And one that, once all pain or discomfort has been ruled out as the cause, only

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SFA391 | Developing Self Carriage in Your Horse

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2015/06/01

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SFA386 | Serpentines for Straightness Balance and...

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2015/05/25

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381 | Mastering a Smooth Sitting Trot

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2015/05/18

Does the thought of any sort of prolonged periods of sitting trot fill both you, your bum, and your horse’s back with a sense of dread?! Perhaps the find the more you try not to bounce; the higher you appear to go?! Sitting trot is probably one of the most confounding things to master when you first begin riding. And often enough time is not invested at the beginning of your training to understanding the sitting trot. This leaves riders to their own devices, of which there are many, in trying to

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376 | Improving Your Feel In The Saddle

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2015/05/11

Feel... A hugely important component of successful horsemanship and something that is often considered as a talent that you are either gifted at birth with or your not! From years spent helping and watching people ride, I do agree that some people seem to have a more natural feel than others. However, I have also found that, often, riders who seemingly lack natural feel can learn it. They can develop it with consistent effort and diligence. What Is Feel? So what is feel? My explanation of feel is

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SFA371 | Controlling Your Arms and Hands While You Ride

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2015/05/04

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SFA366 | The Basics for Reschooling Your OTTB

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2015/04/27

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SFA361 | Ground Poles to Improve You and Your Horse

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2015/04/20

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