Tag: Every Body Is A Dressage Body
Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part Four
We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!
Redefining The “Dressage Rider” Mold
Here, a plus-size & nonbinary rider tells us about their riding journey & partnership with a draft-cross, who shares the struggle of finding off-the-rack tack.
Support, Support, Support: How to Build a Positive Community
A rider and trainer shares how the community she’s fostered (of both horses and humans) has contributed to the success of her and her students!
Intentionality Gives Rise to Progress
A rider shares her journey in the saddle to instill intentionality in each ride, and how her horses have progressed under this intentionality.
Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part Three
We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!
Learning to Own My Space
A rider shares how she manages her anxiety and body dysmorphia after significant weight loss with the help of her Appendix dance partner.
Dressage For Every Body 2025 – SmartEquine Giveaway!
As we celebrate Plus Size Rider Month on YourDressage, our friends at SmartPak have graciously stepped forward to sponsor a giveaway!
Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part Two
We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!
The Courage To Change A Mindset
A Region 2 rider shares the joy she found after a serious injury & medical diagnosis forced her to take a step back & give herself a bit of grace.
Confidence on Film
A Region 2 rider shares how The Jockey Club’s TIP Online Shows category of their annual awards bolstered her confidence to conquer her show anxiety!
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Survival Guide: Fly Season
The colder months may be gone, but now, the flies are here, and it’s our responsibility to be prepared to keep our horses comfortable.
