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Remember that Christmas isn’t always easy
One kind word can’t change the world, but one kind word can change someone’s world.
Read our latest blogs featuring all of the challenges that we face, and topical talking points within the industry. Featuring guest contributors, articles with a mindset focus, top tips and advice from the professionals, and real life stories from riders just like you.
One kind word can’t change the world, but one kind word can change someone’s world.
Jennie Sharpe share her top tips for managing your nerves and anxiety when riding and competing.
EquiTeam’s very own accredited Coach, Liz Daniels shares her thoughts on coaching confidence
From hacking on the West Coast of Scotland to the British Dressage Saracen Horse Feeds Quest National Championships: EquiTeam member Caeleigh Kean shares her journey.
After Equiteam’s Liz Somerville qualified for the Voltaire Design Grassroots Championships at Badminton Horse Trials, we knew that we wanted to find out more. Liz
Jane Brindley from Horse Riding with Confidence Scotland shares some practical tools that you can use to help to build your self-belief.
If the worst should happen and you suffer an accident while riding alone it is important to know what to do.
EquiTeam looks at the common causes of equine coughs, management tips and when to seek expert advice.
Why wait until January to make changes? EquiTeam’s Louise Gillings looks at why we should all be making a positive transition NOW!
EquiTeam’s Liz Somerville shares her thoughts on the feeling of relief when you do something well and the lack of desire to do it again.
For a collection of people who are usually striving to be better it can sometimes be a challenge to allow yourself to say ‘I did
Prepare, save time and embrace the change – EquiTeam shares some tips on how to make the transition through the seasons whilst keeping your mojo
EquiTeam’s coach Liz Daniels reflects on why sometimes it’s important to take a ‘half halt’ and spend time on a question.
EquiTeam’s coach Liz Daniels explores the art of listening to our horses and why it’s important.
