Step-By-Step Guide to an Equestrian Endurance Ride: Arriving in Ride Camp
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.
Endurance How-To & FAQ
How to Pack a Crew Bag for Equestrian Endurance Riding
For equestrian endurance riding, a well-stocked crew bag makes caring for your hardworking horse (not to mention yourself) a breeze.
Step-By-Step Guide to an Equestrian Endurance Ride: Before Leaving Home
You’re two weeks out from an equestrian endurance ride. Here’s how to prepare for a great experience before you even leave home.
26 Tips for a More Comfortable Endurance Ride
Equestrian endurance riding is a lot more fun when both horse and rider are comfortable. The experts at ODEEO share 26 tips for physical and emotional comfort.
How To Overcome Fear of Trail Riding Alone – Part 1
Fear of trail riding alone is common, but it doesn’t need to be paralyzing. Understanding your fear better is the first step to overcoming it.
Equestrian Endurance Riding FAQ
Equestrian endurance riding is a never-ending journey – not just down the trail, but in our learning. Read advice from expert riders, vets, and coaches.
New to Equestrian Endurance Riding? Start Here.
New to the sport of equestrian endurance riding? Congratulations! You are in for the ride of your life. Here’s how to get started.
5 Tips for Keeping Your Nutrition on Track at Endurance Rides
A reader asks how to keep your nutrition on track for equestrian endurance riding. Sticking to healthful choices while riding an endurance horse can be tough. These rider nutrition tips will keep you going strong.
The Practical Side of an Endurance Ride
Equestrian endurance riding is more than just the ride itself. Here are the nuts-and-bolts of camping gear, rider nutrition, clothing, and other practical considerations for a successful ride weekend.
Training the Endurance Horse: 8 Skills to Practice Before Ride Day
Preparing your horse for his first endurance ride takes more than physical conditioning. You also need to train him for his new job. He’ll perform better with more confidence, and you’ll be doing your part to ensure the safety of yourself and others.