Equestrian Pulse Podcast

On today's episode of Equestrian Pulse we welcome back some of the equestrians we have interviewed on the show and ask them to share their horsey hopes and dreams for 2021. 

This mega episode features: 

Linda from The Patchy Dressage Pony 
Britney Chambers 
Carly Kade 
Natalie Keeler Reinert 
Anu Joshi 
Daisy from How Very Horsey 
Adele from Set Fire to the Rein 
Sarah from Apt Cavalier 
Zoe from Honest Riders 
Caitlin Gooch 
Abriana Johnson 
Tara Moore from Farm & Fir Co 
Connie from Redingnote Equestrian 
Katherine Abrams 
Annika McGivern 
Amy from Muddy Mare Clothing 
Teal from Sterling Essentials 

Happy New Year from all of us at Equestrian Pulse Podcast! 

On today's episode of Equestrian Pulse Podcast co-hosts Louise (In Due Horse) and Andrea (The Sand Arena Ballerina) discuss the current petition that some professional riders have signed to oppose the FEI in banning the right to wear a top hat in top level competition. Which side are you on? Top hat or Skull cap?! 

Be sure to share when you listen! Tag us on instagram @equestrianpulse to feature on our stories! 

Have you ever wondered how someone  can receive the ribbons, the social media followers, or the accolades when you know that you deserve them more? Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine talks to co-host Heather Wallace about metagame and strategic thinking and how it can benefit you in the equestrian world and beyond.

About the Equestrian Pulse Podcast

The Equestrian Pulse Podcast takes the pulse of the global equestrian community. A podcast by international bloggers, we discuss nutrition and fitness, trends, horsemanship, and confidence amongst all disciplines. Subscribe and listen on all major channels.  Follow on Social media on FB @equestrianpulsepodcast and IG @equestrianpulse.

About Piper Klemm, PhD
Piper began her tenure as the Publisher of The Plaid Horse Magazine in 2014. She received her B.S. with Honors in Chemistry from Trinity College [Hartford, CT] in 2009 and her Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley in 2012.

She is an active member of the hunter/jumper community, owning a fleet of lease ponies and showing her horse MTM Sandwich in adult hunter divisions. Her goal is that everyone would take the time to be as educated about horsemanship and hunter/jumper sport as possible.  In addition to The Plaid Horse, she pursues her commitment to education by teaching various college courses.  Connect with her on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. 

In today's episode of Equestrian Pulse Podcast Louise (In Due Horse) talks to Tina Wallace an equestrian Vlogger and Instagrammer also known as Life on The Rein. They chat about life in lockdown, how Tina got into vlogging and how the ' VE Squad' came about.

Be sure to follow her on instagram @life_on_the_left_rein 

About the Equestrian Pulse Podcast.

The Equestrian Pulse Podcast takes the pulse of the global equestrian community. A podcast by international bloggers, we discuss nutrition and fitness, trends, horsemanship, and confidence amongst all disciplines. Subscribe and listen on all major channels.  Follow on Social media on FB @equestrianpulsepodcast and IG @equestrianpulse.

In today's episode co-hosts Heather (@Timidrider) and Louise (@induehorse) catch up after  a busy few months. They talk about what has been going on in their lives and talk about the ongoing battle all equestrians face of making enough time in the day to ride, care for your horse and actually have a life! Horse mum guilt is real people! 

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This week on Equestrian Pulse, Andrea was joined by Liz Beeson Evans aka Caring Cowgirl. Liz shares how from working in a therapeutic riding centre and how the idea was born to bring mobile horse therapy to people living in the city. 

Two years later Liz, along with her dwarf mini pony Shakira and her mini donkey Vanessa, they are bringing joy to the lives of people all around the Bay Area.

You can learn more about Liz, Vanessa and Shakira at https://caringcowgirl.org, https://www.instagram.com/caringcowgirl/ and https://www.tiktok.com/@caringcowgirl

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Today Andrea (@the_sand_arena_ballerina) caught up with Brittney Chambers the founder of CBC Therapeutic Horseback riding academy in California. We talked about her journey from Corporate America to running a very busy and successful academy. Brittney also explained how horses can help people in a therapeutic sense and why it is so important for her that people learn the horsemanship fundamentals.

You can find out more about Brittney and CBC Therapeutic Horseback riding academy at https://www.cbcequine.com
you can follow her on Instagram @cbcequine, @brittneychorsemanship and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cbcequine

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On today's episode of Equestrian Pulse co-hosts Louise and Andrea talk about what changes they have made since doing The Honest Riders Sustainability Challenge in July.

Previously Andrea, Heather and Louise have talked about what they could do to be more sustainable. Back in July Louise spoke to Zoe from Honest Riders and she told us all about the challenge. This episode shows what actually happened since all of that!

For my information head to the Honest Riders facebook page.  

On this week's episode of The Equestrian Pulse Podcast co-hosts Andrea and Louise catch up and talk about a weird year 2020 has been! They talk lockdowns, horses and about being a 'crazy horse girls.'

On today's episode of The Equestrian Pulse Podcast. All 3 co-hosts Heather, Andrea and Louise talk with Equestrian Sports Psychologist Annika McGivern. 

Annika McGivern works as a Mental Performance Coach, specializing in helping Equestrian Athletes level up their performance and their enjoyment of their sport through simple yet powerful mental skills and strategies. Annika has a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada and a MSc in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Ulster University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Annika also holds over ten years of experience as an Equine Canada Competition Coach, competing and coaching in Three-Day-Eventing, Dressage and Show-Jumping. 

Having spent her life riding, competing and coaching, Annika is no stranger to the challenging cycle of self-doubt, worry and burnout that so often accompanies our journeys in equestrian sport. Her mission is to help equestrians achieve excellence in their performance and find more joy and satisfaction from the process of achieving those results.

To find out more about Annika head to her website www.annikamcgivern.com or follow her on instagram at @amp_performancepschy.

We are delighted to offer Equestrian Pulse listeners a mega 30% off Annika's courses. Just use the code EPULSE 30 at courses.annikamcgivern.com