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The Horse Girl’s Guide to Hoof Anatomy
Horse people spend an awful lot of time staring at hooves. We pick them. Scrub them. Wrap them. Photograph them and...
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The Horse Girl’s Guide to Weird Horse Anatomy
If you've spent any time around horses, you probably know the basics: poll, withers, barrel, stifle, hock, fetlock. But horse...
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Posting Diagonals: The Biomechanical "Why" and the Art of Rider Harmony
Every equestrian who has ever taken a formal riding lesson has heard the classic arena mantra: "Rise and fall with...
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Beware The Frog: The Hoof Pick Myth That’s Stalling Your Students' Progress
The Hoof Pick Myth That’s Stalling Your Students' Progress If you have spent any time around a riding lesson barn,...
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Wild Confidence: 5 Mindset Shifts for Clear Rounds & Precise Tests
Confidence in the Arena: 5 Mindset Shifts for Clear Rounds & Precise Tests Even the most dedicated riders know that...
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Why Dressage and Jumping Make Each Other Better (Even If You Never Plan to Event)
This is something I’ve seen play out again and again in my own riding and in my students: dressage and...
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Circles Don’t Lie: What Your Arena Geometry Is Telling You
Why Are Round Circles So Difficult? A circle is just one long moment of honesty. Riding a round circle sounds...
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Balance Without Bracing: Teaching Riders to Stabilize Without Tension
When riders struggle with balance, the instinct is almost always the same: Grip harder. Brace more. Hold yourself together. And...
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Lateral Movements Don’t Have to Melt Your Brain: A Practical Guide for Real Riders
If you’ve ever tried to understand lateral movements from a book or even a clinic, you’ve probably had this moment:...
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