OLIVIA TOWERS PODCAST

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In our first interview of season 2, we sit down with the heart-warming Kiralee Jones, an Equestrian from Australia who, in her short time working with horses, has learned to uncovered a deep understanding of these majestic animals. Along the way, she has also come to discover a lot about herself. 

We chat about her year of working for Tristian Tucker in Europe and how this helped her overcome perfectionism when training horses. We also talk in depth about her amazing experience doing the Brumby Challenge and how this led her to build a beautiful bond with the horse she was paired with, 'Pippa' 

Enjoy and as always if you are listening to this on Apple podcast please do rate and review it. Thank you 

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Welcome back! I am so excited to relaunch the podcast after over 2 years since our last episode. 

I will be bringing on some exciting guests, doing more 'Take the reins with Towers' to share all the knowledge I have been learning and deep diving into some sensitive topics within the equestrian industry.

In this episode, we recap my journey with horsemanship and how it has shaped my equestrian career. Enjoy and as always, please do share when you are listening along. 

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We have another training podcast for you and this is one of my favourite topics to discuss. 

Lateral work is a vital key to keeping your horse supple, relaxed, and developing strength. People are often nervous to start this as they think it needs to be a big jump up in training but it's very easy to slowly move it into your work. 

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In our final episode of the series around improving your horse's paces, we look at the canter. 

I chat about how to help your horse improve their canter in the ridden work and hopefully, you can pick up a few useful tips. 

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In our next episode of 'Take the rein with Towers' we talk about the trot. The trot is the easiest pace to 'change' and gets more expression in but of course, with everything, this takes knowledge and patience. 

In this podcast, I share the knowledge I have picked up on my journey so it can hopefully help you on yours. Enjoy and don't forget to share when you are listening through social media. Thank you 

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In our next episode of 'Take the rein with Towers' we talk all about the walk! 

I give you some personal examples of how I have helped my horses with their walk, some exercises, and explanations behind them. Enjoy and please do share this podcast when you are listening to it. 

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I've decided to release the training podcasts onto my main channel so everyone can enjoy them and learn from them. 

In this episode, I talk you through having your horse 'in front of the leg' which is so fundamental to riding your horse. We talk about what it is, some hurdles we may face when trying to achieve it and useful exercises to try with your horses. I also give a few examples from my personal experiences.

Enjoy and thank you for supporting the podcasts. 

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In this podcast, I update you on the huge shift in perspective I have had around training and working with horses. I have been challenging the path I was on and seeking a new one. 

I hope by sharing this journey I can encourage and help anyone else who faces similar struggles and questions. I don't have the answers yet but I can share the journey. 

Let me know what you think through social media, it means a lot. 

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In this episode, we chat to Harrison Ashton all about his journey with horses and social media. 

He explains how he started his equestrian business of selling horses, the things he has learned from working with horses, and the reason he wanted to start on social media. 

Enjoy and make sure to tag us when you are listening 

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In our first podcast of 2022, I decided to do a storytime about an amazing life lesson I have been going through. 

In the past, I've been all about achieving and doing more but after a few burnouts and struggling to feel like I had a direction I took a step back. I explain how I got to the conclusion in the title and also how much of a positive impact it has had on my relationship with the horses. 

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