“Back surgery felt like a death sentence. I didn’t know if I would come out in a wheelchair, or unable to ride.” Equestrian endurance rider Layne Lewis took on a devastating diagnosis and difficult recovery to return to riding 100’s in less than a year.
We all take a bad ride photo now and then. But what if we consistently notice a jutting head and slouchy spine? It could be Upper Crossed Syndrome, which affects not only riders, but horses as well.
Can you ride endurance without crew? Absolutely! However, you might prefer to have one. Let your values and skill sets help you decide.
Equestrians live in fear of gastric ulcers, and for good reason. Incidence and recurrence rates are high. Can Visceral+, an ulcer supplement for horses, support natural healing?
You did it! All those miles are behind you, and ride camp is coming into view. Here’s what you need to know to finish your equestrian endurance ride strong.
Have you ever wondered about the best ways to annoy people at an equestrian endurance ride? Try these helpful tips and never be welcomed again!
During an equestrian endurance ride, the hold is a chance for your horse to rest, but you will be busy. Here’s what you need to know about pulsing down, vetting, and caring for yourself and your mount.
The morning of an equestrian endurance ride comes with a flurry of activity. This article covers preparation, the start, and practical tips for acing your first loop.
There’s a lot to do the evening before an equestrian endurance ride. This article will walk you through vetting your horse, preparing for morning, and getting the most out of the pre-ride meeting.
Arriving at your first equestrian endurance ride camp can be nerve-wracking. This article explains what to expect, what to look for, and what to do upon arrival in camp.