
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Have you ever wondered how cold is too cold to ride or work your horse? McKayla and I go into what you should consider when riding in the cold, from warm up and cool down times, clipping, blanketing, temperatures that will keep you and your horse healthy, hoof considerations, and more!
Join us next week as we discuss training tips for upward transitions with your horse!
༺ 𝓒𝓪𝓶𝓻𝓲 ༻
Thanks for listening to the Horsewoman Project Podcast, where we talk about things like horse training, rider fitness, horse-human connection, rider confidence, life skills, lessons learned, horse and rider nutrition, and so much more!
Links:
Ichthammol (ammonium bituminosulfonate) for hoof abscesses
Smart Pak Equine's information about winter riding
Redmond Equine's article about riding in the cold
Snowball hoof pads
Carhartt overalls/bibs
Fleece Cooler
Heated Vest
Helmet cover
Affiliate links and discounts:
Redmond Equine -- use code CAMRIJ20 for a 20% discount
Grand Meadows -- use code CJOHN1 for a 10% discount
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Today, McKayla and Camri discuss doing what is required versus doing what is easy to get the results you want. It is nearing the end of January, and many of us are starting to feel the wane in motivational energy. This is where dedication needs to happen to see the results you are ready for!
Affiliate links and discounts:
Redmond Equine -- use code CAMRIJ20 for a 20% discount
Grand Meadows -- use code CJOHN1 for a 10% discount
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Recently, Camri had a Facebook post go viral which had a photo of a sign that stated this:
NOTICE!
This property is a farm!
Farm animals:
Make noise, smell bad, and have sex outdoors.
Unless you can tolerate noise, odors, and outdoor sex,
Don't buy property next to a farm!
This post brought out a lot of animosity between farmers/livestock owners and city folks or non-livestock owners. McKayla and Camri discuss how to handle a situation where you either have livestock in the city, or if a development moves in near your farm/property. Much of what we discuss has to do with frontloading with kindness, establishing clear communication, educating and not vilifying, and more.
Link to Camri's Facebook post
Link to Jade Savage's Podcast Episode #30
Redmond Equine -- use code CAMRIJ20 for a 20% discount
Grand Meadows -- use code CJOHN1 for a 10% discount
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Today, McKayla and I answer several listener questions that were sent in. Some of these questions deal with cinchy horses, how to build a strong core as a rider, how to deal with common low-back pain for riders, and so much more! Join us as we answer these questions for our listeners. And please, if you have a question you want answered in future Q&A episodes, send them to us!
We will also have a special announcement in this episode for our one year anniversary GIVEAWAY! Stay tuned for more info!
༺ 𝓒𝓪𝓶𝓻𝓲 ༻
Links:
Reolink cameras
Video about ulcer accupressure points
Redmond Equine -- use code CAMRIJ20 for a 20% discount
Grand Meadows -- use code CJOHN1 for a 10% discount
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Today, McKayla and I spend some time reflecting on what we learned with our intentions and focuses from 2023. McKayla focused on extreme ownership, while I focused on an African word, "Sawubona", which means "I see you." Each of us were able to learn things throughout the year that helped us in our daily lives.
Then we dive into our focuses for this year. Listen to this episode to hear about what we chose to focus on for 2024!
~ 𝓒𝓪𝓶𝓻𝓲
Last year's New Year episode
The Tailored Life Podcast: Episode 942, How to turn pro at anything you do
The Magic of I - planner and journal
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Merry Christmas from Camri and McKayla!
Today we talk about what a typical day looks like for each of us with horses. Mckayla covers what the life of a more typical horsewoman looks like caring for two horses and goes into exactly what she feeds, how long it takes, and how much it costs per day to have her horses.
Then Camri discusses the day in the life of a horse trainer with many more horses under her belt.
Biggest takeaway: the time, money, and energy it takes to care for horses will depend greatly on what you choose to do with them and the current setup you have.
Check the links below for resources to help you plan, and don't forget to share this episode with a friend!
ProForce Fuel
Redmond Equine (use code CAMRIJ20 for a 20% discount)
Grand Premium Plus (use code CJOHN1 for a 10% discount)
Dressage Naturally, Karen Rohlf
Budget sheet
Endurance Review Episode
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Today, McKayla and I dive into Libbie Zenger’s experiences with what she calls mid-life horsewomanship. She describes what it’s like dealing with the fear of trying something new, as she gentled and started her first horse at the age of 42. She shares so many golden nuggets of wisdom and how she hasn’t let victory or defeat define her. We hope you enjoy her story as much as we did!
Libbie Zenger is a 52-year-old mother of two wild and wonderful young men, a raiser of sheep, trainer of horses, lover of the wild and facilitator of transformative equine glamping retreats.
In the past, she has worked as a licensed mediator, an HR manager for a fortune 50 company, an equine-assisted learning facilitator and a public school social/emotional learning instructor. She is merging all of these experiences into creating life-changing and rejuvenating equine-assisted retreats for women.
Contact information for Libbie:
www.thecowgirlssecret.com
https://www.facebook.com/glampingretreats
Link to her February Retreat
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
This week we got a question from, Anna, asking for help in balancing out her workouts with her time in the saddle. Specifically, if she should skip training on the days she rides multiple horses.
McKayla takes the ball and gives a thorough answer to this question, enjoy!
We would love to answer your questions! Feel free to reach out to either Camri or McKayla via social media or email them!
Have you been wanting to adopt your first mustang, but don't know where to start? In today's episode, McKayla and I go over the requirements to adopt a mustang, as well as other considerations. We also go over some of the things to look for if you want to choose a mustang from a holding pen.
Enjoy this episode, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and share this podcast with your friends!
~ 𝓒𝓪𝓶𝓻𝓲
Buying a horse part 1: Budgeting for a horse
Buying a horse part 2: What to look for in a horse
Buying a horse part 3 : What to look for in horse ads
Other Links:
Winter Stirrup Covers from Chicks Saddlery
- English
- Western
BLM Website FAQ
Instagram page with horse trivia:
@Feelinfineequine
Host Information:
Email us at [email protected]
Apply to work with McKayla HERE
Apply to work with Camri HERE
Get ahold of McKayla at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.makathletes.com
Instagram: @mckayla_lyman
Facebook: mckayla mecham lyman
Get ahold of Camri at
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.utahhorsetraining.com
Instagram: @jfamilyequine
Facebook: Jfamilyequine
Welcome to the Horsewoman Project! This is a special Christmas Bonus Episode meant to help you get ideas on what to get for the special horsewomen in your life or to share with your significant other ;)
From the publisher's feed