Horseback Riding

Clara Starr is a narrative artist, nature lover, sleep science coach and the creative behind Sleep Guru Podcast. Clara uses visualization, a gentle but powerful meditation technique that allows the imagination to help with relaxation and sleep. Her unique guided meditations are audio retreats dedicated to helping with sleep and reconnecting with nature. Oneness with nature is calming and powerful because nature (naturally) provides excellent stress relief, allowing detachment from things that cause stress or pain in the first place. As your imagination becomes absorbed in her description of nature and the landscape, the more your state of relaxation will deepen.

Horsey Friday Fun Facts - Benefits Of Horseback Riding Did you know that horseback riding has many benefits? It is much more than sitting on a ho...

There are many reasons why we may need to ride our horses at the walk! In this post I'll share my best exercises you can do at the walk.

3 Rules to Maximize Time Off - Periods of downtime come as realistic parts of horse ownership, although how a rider uses these stretches of poor weather or busy schedules contributes profoundly to a horse’s long-term soundness and performance. Recent data from biomechanics researchers and veterinary schools shows that large vacillations in fitness can be detrimental to overall health, particularly for horses past their mid-teen years. Most notably, periods of lesser activity lasting over a month can weaken deep postural muscles and supporting soft tissue.

Clara Starr is a narrative artist, nature lover, sleep science coach and the creative behind Sleep Guru Podcast. Clara uses visualization, a gentle but powerful meditation technique that allows the imagination to help with relaxation and sleep. Her unique guided meditations are audio retreats dedicated to helping with sleep and reconnecting with nature. Oneness with nature is calming and powerful because nature (naturally) provides excellent stress relief, allowing detachment from things that cause stress or pain in the first place. As your imagination becomes absorbed in her description of nature and the landscape, the more your state of relaxation will deepen.

Sep 27, 2019 - A stable lower leg is one that is relatively still and helps to support and balance the rest of the body when in motion with the horse. Whilst an unstable leg will contribute to losing your balance when riding, a stable lower leg will further support you, and help you find a place of balance and stability in your position. Your legs may move forwards and backwards for certain aids, but a stable leg will return to a centred, balanced position from which to operate from.

Montana is made for horses and The Ranch at Rock Creek is made for riders.

Join Alyssa on her Quest as she travels around the world in order to become the first person to ride and document every breed of horse!

Discover a family legacy that started with a man known as “The World's Most Trusted Horseman!" Then join me for a ride on a reining horse during a clinic with internationally known horse trainer and two time Reining World Champion, Josh Lyons!