If you’ve ever wished you could get a second pair of eyes on your schooling, keep momentum between lessons, or feel clear on what to work on next… then my new Micro-Coach Review mi...

I’ve based my Feel Good Dressage  programme on my experience of riding, competing, and coaching dressage.
Every horse and rider can develop their partnership through communication, ...

Autumn always feels like a fresh start. The days may be getting shorter, but for many of us it’s the season to set new goals, settle into routine, and rediscover the joy of riding....

You know the feeling.
The arena is set. Your horse is warmed up. You’re heading down the centreline.

But are you ready?

Not just ready to ride but ready to present your test. To b...

A new way to bring joy, flow, and fresh purpose into your riding

What if your inbox became your riding coach for the season?

I’m inviting you to take part in a series of Rider As...

There’s something special about canter; the rhythm, the energy, the freedom. Whether you’re working towards a more balanced school session or preparing for your next test, improvin...

Relaxation isn’t about switching off—it’s about settling in. It’s a state of openness and readiness, where your horse is emotionally supple, physically balanced, and willing to com...

The way you sit influences the way your horse moves and the way you both feel.

When you're in good balance, you make it possible for your horse to move more freely, respond more s...

Rider Know How was created with you and your horse in mind.

I know how easy it is for schooling to feel repetitive or pressured. That’s why I’ve designed a summer experience that’...

Free resources, coaching insights, and a horse-first community where your journey matters.

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

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...