Hosted by Sarah Martine - Veterinarian, dressage rider coach · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 42 episodes
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Welcome to the Happy rider, healthy horse podcast. Hi friend, I am Sarah, a twin mom, veterinarian, dressage rider and a horse lover. My mission is to equip you to create a wholesome partnership with your horse and guide you to make every ride positive and fruitful through a patient positive mindset, simple training systems and maintaining the physical health of your horse with the right exercises and trigger point therapy.If you are ready to become a more intentional rider and to build up and strengthen your connection, ready to learn non-invasive techniques to increase the mobility, comfort and longevity of your horse and for you and your horse to be the best dance partners in crime - then you’re in the right place!Do you struggle with having unproductive rides because you lack inspiration or due to challenges with your horse being too strong, too lazy, or too sensitive? Maybe you just feel he is unresponsive to your signals? Do your rides often lead to frustration and are you so
Sarah Martine - Veterinarian, dressage rider coach hosts Happy rider, Healthy horse⎮dressage rider, dressage exercises, horse trigger point therapy, horse acupressure, a sports show with 42 episodes published.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE Most riders never take their horse out by hand — not because it isn't valuable, but because it doesn't feel like real training. Today we're challenging that. In-hand work — walking, jogging alongside y
Show notesEpisode Summary You're trying your hardest — giving the aids, sitting deep, using more leg, more hand — and still something isn't clicking. What if the problem isn't that you're doing too little, but that you're doing to
Show notesEP 40 // From Frustration to Focus: How to Reset Your Mind in the Middle of a Ride Episode Summary Have you ever started a ride with a clear plan… only to end up ten minutes later riding in circles, repeating the same th
Show notes🧡 Episode Summary Your horse is communicating with you all the time. In every step, every transition, and every subtle shift in the body. The question is not if your horse is talking to you — it’s whether you’re noticin
Show notesEpisode Description This one is personal. Over the past year my horse had been telling me something wasn't working for him. Turning away when I came to get him from the field. Stopping in front of the stable door and ref
Show notesSpring is here — and if you're feeling that pull to get out of the arena and back into nature, this episode is for you. Getting back outside after a winter of arena work is one of my favourite things. But it's also a tra
Show notesIs Your Horse's Back Causing Problems? — How to Treat the Spine Neck to Tail With the DORN Method Episode Description Most horse owners know when something is off with their horse's back. But do you know what to look for
Show notesWhy Did I Lose My Motivation? — When Life Goes Quiet and You Don't Know Why Episode Description I made myself a promise when I started this podcast. One episode a week. No exceptions. And then — for a few weeks — I just
Show notesHave you ever stopped and asked yourself why you train your horse the way you do? In this episode we explore the four fundamental ways behaviour can be influenced in horse training: positive reinforcement, negative reinf
Show notesIf your horse feels “a little off,” do you actually know which leg is affected — or are you guessing? In this episode, we slow everything down and learn how to observe lameness calmly and systematically. You’ll discover
Show notesMany riders feel stuck in their training — but the real tension often begins long before they enter the arena. In this episode, we explore how a constantly full calendar affects your nervous system, your presence, and ul
Show notesEP 31 // How to Improve Your Horse’s Canter for Higher Dressage Scores and to Build Strength for Longevity Many riders lose the natural jump in the canter while trying to improve it. In this episode, I explain why collec
Show notesWhen your horse gets injured or suddenly shows swelling, it’s easy to feel unsure and powerless. In this episode, you’ll learn what you can calmly and safely do when your horse has a minor injury or an acute swelling tha
Show notesIf your contact feels either heavy or completely absent, this episode will help you understand why. Many riders try to fix contact issues by riding more forward, but this often creates more tension and resistance instead
Show notesMany dressage riders struggle with transitions that feel tense, rushed, or heavy — even when they understand the theory. In this episode, we explore why transitions are not about speed, but about energy, balance, and pre
Show notesCold weather can make both riders and horses feel stiff, tight, and less comfortable in the body—but stretching matters just as much if you ride in a warm climate. In this episode, you’ll learn how physical restrictions
Show notesOver the past six months, this podcast has explored what truly supports a healthy partnership between horse and rider. In this season wrap-up episode, we reflect on the themes you’ve connected with the most: rider mindse
Show notesMany dedicated dressage riders feel stuck even though they train consistently and care deeply about their horse. In this episode, we explore seven of the most common training and competition mistakes that quietly block p
Show notesSetting goals should give you direction and motivation — not pressure or guilt. When life is busy, many riders lose focus and slowly drift away from their dreams with their horse. In this episode, we talk about how to se
Show notesMaintaining balance and rhythm can feel easy on a straight line, yet the moment we turn onto a circle or add bending, everything can shift. In this episode, we explore why horses often lose tempo, swing, or self-carriage
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Happy rider, Healthy horse⎮dressage rider, dressage exercises, horse trigger point therapy, horse acupressure is hosted by Sarah Martine - Veterinarian, dressage rider coach. The show is categorised under sports (education) and has published 42 episodes.
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