Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians
If you are tired of riding the endless circle, or you're struggling to find inspiration for your riding each week, this is the podcast for you.
The Daily Strides Podcast is for equestrians wanting to learn more, stay inspired, and continue to move the conversation between horse and rider forward.
Each episode provides step by step guided instruction on different aspects of riding, groundwork, and lunging your horse or pony.
All episodes have a full blog post published at https://StridesForSuccess.com. New episodes are published every Monday.
Say goodbye to the endless circle and hello to intentional interaction with your horse in a way that you both enjoy, that you both benefit from, by subscribing to the Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians today and
Let's Make Every Ride Great
- Update frequency
- every 4 days
- Average duration
- 13 minutes
- Episodes
- 504
- Years Active
- 2014 - 2025
Getting Back in the Saddle After a Fall
As riders, we all know that falls are part and parcel of the whole riding experience. However, getting back in the saddle after a fall can be a sticking point for many riders. This can be due to fear…
Question:- Should I Train My Horse in the Wind?
Using Artificial Aids when Training Your Horse
Adjusting the Length of Your Horse's Stride for Jumping
Sprinkling Half Halts all Over the Arena
As riders, we have all heard of the half halt. Many riders use it regularly to, let's be honest, varying levels of success! And while it can be easy to say that your horse is just not all that respo…
What's Missing When Training Your Horse?
Building Your Horses Fitness (coming back to work after a long break)
Whether your horse has been on a hiatus due to injury, winter hibernation, or life's seasons, bringing them back into work can feel so exciting. And yet, it can also feel a little overwhelming for m…
How Many Days per Week Should I Work My Horse?
What Comes First When Training Your Horse?
Essential Equipment When Training Your Horse
Rider Skills Necessary to Train or Retrain Your Horse
It's one of those things that, initially, can sound both amazing and terrifying at the same time. Training your own horse. And maybe you have been thinking about undertaking this journey yourself, ye…
Time or Money; Which is a Better Investment for You and Your Horse?
Are You Ready for Training Your Horse?
When it comes to being ready for training your horse, you probably fall into one of two categories. The first one is filled with riders who genuinely believe they can do anything. And that they’ll p…
Smoother Transitions from Canter to Trot
What goes up, must come down; apparently. And this certainly applies to the gaits when you’re riding your horse. For many riders, successfully riding the transition into the canter and then staying w…
Stop Leaning to the Outside Round Corners when Cantering
The challenge is real... And, unfortunately, the momentum is as well! For so many riders, cantering is all well and good until the point where you have to turn!
Cantering around corners can be so cha…
Start Rolling & Stop Bouncing in the Canter
One of the fun things about canter is the 'moment of suspension'. Except when this 'moment' applies to the rider, not just the horse! Yes, there is a moment when the horse will be 'off' the ground;…
Creating a More Responsive Transition into the Canter
Getting into the canter can be a challenge! For so many riders the transition into the canter can be a truly bumpy, hair-raising, rushed, and flat experience. There is none of the upward, poised, cl…
What’s Stopping You Getting Back in the Saddle After a Break?
Identifying Why You're Struggling as a Rider
Horse riding is essentially about how we can communicate with our horses – while riding our horses. However, as riders, in order to be effective we need to first master some basic coordination. And t…
Weaning Yourself from the Arena Markers
Arena markers are a great tool when working on improving specific things in our riding. Whether it be rhythm and stride length. Or shapes of movements and shapes... Using strategically placed marker…