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Performance isn't just about rosettes and results...

Performance is about combining your ability to Think Well and Ride Well when you're under pressure or when it matters most to you. 

 

When you Think Well and Ride Well, you are prepared to compete with confidence, adapt with ease and stay focussed on the process, not just the outcome. 

As a list 5 judge (working towards 4) and a competitor myself, I can help you to prepare for your next event. Understanding what the judges are looking for and how to optimise your performance is key. Your horse's way of going, your test riding and accuracy can be worked on. Your mindset, preparation and strategies for warm up can be improved. 

With a more focused and consistent approach, we can find those all important extra marks and percentages.

How easy are you finding it to navigate the equestrian world and maintain your sanity?

Do you feel like the pressures of competing is affecting your relationships and most importantly are you setting the best example to your future star to thrive and not get wrapped up in the  “winning”

 

I am a parent of successful sporting children (now adults still actively involved in these sports) I know first hand how difficult it can be to remain calm and collected and how important it is to the healthy success of your child within the sport  that it is enjoyable and a positive experience for all the family.

Children have to navigate a lot of external and internal pressures and it’s easy to get carried away with all the hype and pressures which can affect confidence, performance and at worst making what was once fun miserable for everyone.

Sam offers mentoring and coaching support for parents and young riders so you can navigate the system better, make informed decisions based on facts not emotions so you can help your children flourish and thrive in their chosen hobby.

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"Myself and my pony started coaching with Sam a few years ago, Sam has held my hand (sometimes quite literally)from barely being able to walk a circle to competing at BD area competitions. 

I have recently bought myself a 5year old and excited to start the journey with Sam and my new pony."​

Vikki Chuter

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