After a comment directed at her relationship with a horse she once had in her care, Claire has decided to put pen to paper to discuss the darker side of social media
‘If you haven’t experienced this, you’re lying,’ says Claire (pictured)
Zoe Taylor and Camilla Henderson, who are both sport and performance psychology consultants, shed light on how we as riders can achieve our optimal competition mindset, how to apply key mental skills to our performance and how to thrive under pressure
There is a wealth of tips on how to combat competition nerves online, but do they work for everyone? Rachel Fraser spoke to real riders who reviewed what works, and what doesn’t, for them
Adrienne Sternlicht, who was part of the gold medal-winning US showjumping team last week, talks about the mental struggles she been through with her riding
The well-being of our equine athletes might be our number one priority, but the power of a rider’s sleep for boosting performance in the saddle should not be underestimated. Here’s how to get some more time in the land of nod...
You might think that PTSD is something reserved for those who have been in battle, but it’s a lot more common in equestrian sport than you might think
As social media has continued to grow in popularity, so have keyboard warriors. But what can you do about them?
Current world number two showjumper Mclain Ward shares the struggles he has faced caused by the pressure of his sport — and how he has learnt to cope with it over the years
Performance and sport psychologist Camilla Henderson explains how she helped three-star eventer Harriet Dickin get back on track following a rotational fall
After years of fearlessly riding other people's 'project' horses, Victoria Brant was finally in a position to buy her own horse. But after opting for a four-year-old warmblood, she quickly realised she had made a mistake...
Wondering how to make the most of those long, dark evenings before the clocks go forward? Give your CV a boost with an equestrian course that fits around your day job, says Hanna Lindon
Horse & Hound spoke to sports psychologist Dr Inga Wolframm to discover the science behind the mental state riders can often find themselves in following a fall
Horse & Hound meets sports performance coach Danielle Olding to find out how taking a different approach to your riding can give you the edge in the competition world
A short documentary on the use of sports psychology in dressage has been produced, which could help competition riders
Researchers at Kingston University are looking for riders who compete regularly to complete an online 15min questionnaire
Why do riders regularly risk life and limb to event, hunt and team chase?
How the training programme involving osteopathy, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), hypnotherapy, self-hypnosis and life coaching can help improve riding confidence
