Are you worried about your feet on a long trail ride? While you probably won’t be walking on the trail, keeping your feet comfortable while spending long hours in the saddle is important. From boots that are too tight to...
Are you struggling to keep your tack room organized in a busy barn? As you run around the barn feeding horses, turning out, switching blankets, cleaning stalls, and the rest of your to-do list, keeping your tack room organized is...
What is microcurrent therapy? Microcurrent therapy is a form of rehab and sports therapy for elite athletes. It’s now available and becoming common practice for treating our equine athletes! Microcurrent therapy primarily utilizes subtle electrical currents to prevent and treat...
Horseback riders fall every day. Anyone who spends time around horses knows an inherent risk is involved. While intentions are almost always good, accidents can happen, and plans can go awry when dealing with 1500 lb prey animals. Studies have...
Riding crops can be a helpful aid for improving communication between horse and rider. A riding crop can be useful when your horse needs more encouragement than your legs can provide. Choosing the right riding crop can feel overwhelming because...
Are you feeling stiff after your horseback riding lesson? Horseback riding is an active sport. Like any sport, the more physically fit you are, the better you can ride. Adding pre- and post-ride stretching to your routine will help prepare...
