I hosted a live webinar for our 2010 Pre-Competition Routine for Big Event members last night. I’d like to thank everyone that was able to make it out. I enjoyed the session and I hope that those in attendance were able to take away some good info that they can put to use right away. […]…
Last weekend one of the greatest equine athletes of all time died suddenly while competing at an international event. Hickstead and his rider Eric Lamaze were double Olympic medalists at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Here’s a link to one of the stories about the remarkable team. http://bit.ly/ubv64A Their success on the field is only a […]…
I can hear you saying it to yourself from here, “What in blazes is the Rubber Band Hypothesis?” Well I’m glad you asked. The rubber band hypothesis is a new twist on the old nature/nurture debate. It’s an analogy that helps explain the relationship between talent and training in determining an athlete’s performance level, from […]…
Here’s another video update on Savvy’s progress. I think she’s coming along great but she may need a little bit of work on her depth perception.…
Keeping your anxiety under control is very important for ensuring that you perform your best. When you take into consideration the time and money you invest in agility, naturally you want to do well when you venture away from home to compete. One of the hidden stressors on your mental game and overall performance exists […]…