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Every rider’s journey is different but your time and energy matter.
This 7-day guide is h...

What if marketing wasn’t something you had to do but something thoughtful you could gift your business?

As an equestrian coach, I’m often helping riders build confidence, trust th...

There’s something powerful about the way equestrians tell stories.We do it in quiet moments at the yard. In how we speak to our horses. Through the rhythm of our routines and the c...

I’ve coached hundreds of riders over the years, but no two sessions are ever the same. That’s because no two partnerships are the same—and I believe coaching should reflect that.

I often get asked, “Do I need fancy tech to get started with remote coaching?”
The answer is no—but having the right tools in place can make the experience smoother, more enjoyable,...

I’ve always believed that dressage should feel like a journey, not a test. And that progress—real, satisfying progress—comes from showing up with intention, curiosity, and a willin...

When I first started coaching online, I knew I didn’t just want to create a content hub or another course. I wanted to build a virtual space that felt like an arena. A place riders...

Start Here: A Question Most Riders Don’t Think to Ask

What kind of rider are you?

It’s not about discipline, level, or labels.
It’s about how you learn, how you grow, and what mak...

What does success look like in your riding?

Is it a clean test? A new competition level?
Or is it cantering without nerves for the first time in months?
Getting back in the saddle a...

Dressage was never meant to feel like this.

Tests where you forget to breathe.
Score sheets that leave you questioning everything.
That Sunday morning pressure to “just get through ...

 It’s one of those phrases we hear all the time:
“You need to be more effective.”

But what does that actually mean?

For some riders, it’s been defined by technical instruction—hee...

Have you ever caught yourself saying, “One day, I’d love to…”—and then quietly moved on with your day?

Maybe it was about learning to ride again.
Or taking the next step in your sc...