The Parbery Podcast

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism; this time, one stolen (Brett prefers 'borrowed') from famous German Olympian Ulla Salzgeber, and it's all about focusing on what matters rather than getting psyched out comparing yourself with others. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism; this time, it's about the slow and steady process of development, and how perfectionism can get in the way. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism; this time, it's about becoming a 'silent' rider and presenting a harmonious picture by finding moments to disappear. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism, this time it's about relinquishing the strong desire to 'help' your horse every step of the way to prevent issues, and rather allow the mistakes to happen. 

We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism, this time it's an odd one, 'Activating the third eye'. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism, this time it's "if you're going to light the fire, you'd better be ready for the smoke". This the the first 'stolen' Parberyism! Courtesy of Patrik Kittel. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with Brett in one of our programs for dressage riders, head to www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another Parberyism, this time it's "80% of this sport is mental, the rest is in your head". We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about our Performance Psychology program, head to www.performanceriders.com/resilientriders

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another "Parberyism", this time it's – 'There are no bad rides'. Ummmmm what!? You may beg to differ! :) We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with us, you're welcome to find a coaching or mentoring program that's the right fit for you at www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another "Parberyism", this time it's – 'The enemy of a flying change is a rider who wants to make a flying change'. Let's dig into what happens when us riders get a little overzealous in our approach to training, especially the flying changes! We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with us, you're welcome to find a coaching or mentoring program that's the right fit for you at www.performanceriders.com

Brett Parbery and Nat Foxon dig into another "Parberyism", this time it's – 'Our job as riders is to create the best possible version of our horses'. What's the best version of your horse, and are you on the right pathway to achieve that? Dressage is a sport of development over a long time and the sport itself will benefit our horses, but only if we apply the training concepts and horse management practices in the right way. So how do we know what the pathway of development is, and what indicators can we look for to ensure we're on the right track? We hope you enjoy the discussion, and if you're keen to find out about working with us, you're welcome to find a coaching or mentoring program that's the right fit for you at www.performanceriders.com