Over the stable door
Read our latest blogs featuring all of the challenges that we face, and topical talking points within the industry. To get access to all of our blogs featuring guest contributors, articles with a mindset focus, top tips and advice from the professionals, and real life stories from riders just like you.
HRT: It was a bit like the sun coming out behind a cloud
EquiTeam member Gill generously shares her own very personal experience of how hormones affected her.
Why Rest Days Are Training Days Too: Horse & Rider Recovery Strategies
EquiTeam’s Liz looks at why rest is as important as the work days.
Helping someone might not change the world, but it might change someone’s world
EquiTeam’s Lou share’s how the kindness of others has again restored faith in humanity.
From Tendon Tear to Triumph
Sitting behind her ears again felt incredible. In that moment, I thought: If this is all we can ever do again, I can live with that.
Trial and Error: Learning What Really Matters
EquiTeam member Samantha Bell, bit the bullet and made her childhood dream of owning a pony a reality. Read her next instalment here.
Me? Own a horse? Surely that was for the rich and elite types?
EquiTeam member Samantha Bell, shares her story.
Style jumping and taking a breath
EquiTeam member Charlotte Nevison shares her experience of style jumping and the lessons she learnt along the way.
Avoiding the what if rabbit hole
EquiTeam member and retired rider confidence and mindset coach, Jane shares how everyone can succumb to thinking “What if” sometimes, even if they usually know how to handle them.
Please can you work your magic
Equiteam’s coach, Liz Daniels shares why last night was one of those moments that she will remember and celebrate for years to come.
Dealing with disappointment
EquiTeam’s Liz looks back on her experience at the BD area festival.
Equilibrium Field Relief Fly Mask Max Review
We put this fly mask to the test with EquiTeam member, Gill’s horse Frankie.
Where is your mirror?
Gill Birrell shares her thoughts on mirroring other people’s emotions.
How to recognise pain in horses
Would you know how to recognise tiny signs that your horse is in pain? Noticing these signs early can help prevent more serious pain and mean you have a happier, healthier and more resilient horse.
How to Build Resilience for Equestrians When Things Go Wrong
Things go wrong with horses, but how do you build your resilience back up after a set back?
