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Hosted by Rachel Fenske · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 63 episodes
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Talking about overcoming challenges from life, rodeo, and everything in between. As well as tying in tips for rodeo and barrel racing, daily life as a rodeo student athlete, and learning things together along the way! linktr.ee/Rfr_rodeo
Rachel Fenske hosts Riding Against The Odds, a society show with 63 episodes published.
In my first Lasix episode, we covered what Lasix is, how it works, and why it remains one of the most controversial medications in horse sports. This week, we're taking the conversation a step further. Recent research ha
Ulcer treatment is NOT as simple as throwing horses on omeprazole and hoping for the best. In Part 2 of this ulcer series, we discuss:• How ulcers are actually diagnosed• Why squamous and glandular ulcers are different•
The horse world praises people who never stop. The riders who push through injuries. The ones who never miss a run. The ones who stay strong no matter what. But nobody talks enough about what happens when survival mode b
People always say: “Just relax.” “Just enjoy it.” “Just have fun.” But when your dreams matter deeply to you, it’s rarely that simple. In this episode, I talk about the emotional pressure behind rodeo, competition, and a
In a world full of opinions, social media, pressure, and competition, it’s easy to forget why you started riding in the first place. This episode is about learning how to stop performing for everyone else and reconnect w
Sometimes one moment changes the way you see yourself. And suddenly something that once felt natural starts feeling terrifying. In this episode, I talk about the emotional side of rebuilding confidence after setbacks, be
Nutrition is one of the most overlooked parts of the horse world, but it impacts everything from stamina and recovery to soundness and longevity. In this episode of Riding Against the Odds, I dive into: • How nutrition a
Training without a trainer isn’t easy, and it’s not talked about enough. When you don’t have guidance, every decision is on you. The good and the bad. In this episode, I cover: • The reality of learning through trial and
Not every barrel horse was bred to be one. Some of us start with what we have, not what’s “ideal.” And sometimes, those horses teach us more than the “perfect” ones ever could. In this episode, I talk about: • What it’s
Lasix is one of the most controversial medications in the horse world, but are we talking enough about conditioning? In this episode, I break down: • What Lasix actually does • Why some horses bleed during exercise • The
Winning feels good — but losing teaches lessons that success never could. In this episode, I talk about why setbacks build stronger riders, how failure develops resilience, and why losing might actually be the greatest g
Pressure feels heavier when the stands are full, the cameras are out, or the people you care about are watching. In this episode, we’re talking about how to handle performance pressure, quiet the noise, and compete for y
Sometimes the hardest part of competing isn’t trusting your horse, it’s trusting yourself. In this episode, I talk about what it feels like when self-doubt creeps in, how that affects your riding, and why learning to lea
The Hidden Cost of Constant Comparison How measuring yourself against others slowly drains confidence and passion. • Shifting Focus Back to Your Own Lane Why your progress, timing, and journey don’t need outside validati
Redefining What Confidence Really Looks Like Breaking the myth that confidence has to be loud, bold, or flashy to be effective. Letting Consistency Speak for You Why steady effort, preparation, and discipline often outpe
Facing Fear Without Letting It Define You Exploring how fear shows up after setbacks and why acknowledging it matters more than avoiding it. Rebuilding Trust in Yourself and Your Horse The slow process of regaining confi
Good training doesn’t just happen during a run or a drill, it starts the moment you step into the saddle and continues all the way until your horse is untacked. In this episode of Riding Against the Odds , I’m breaking d
Training isn’t about force, it’s about feel, timing, and understanding how your horse experiences pressure. In this episode of Riding Against the Odds , I’m sharing practical horse training tips that focus on communicati
From long days at the arena to hauling and rodeo weekends, we’re talking about what actually works, not just what looks good on the shelf. In this episode, we cover: How to choose the right fly spray for your horse Sweat
Whether you’re shopping for a youth horse, a confidence-builder, or your next competition partner, knowing what to ask and how to read between the lines can save you from costly mistakes. In this episode, we cover: Why a
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Riding Against The Odds is hosted by Rachel Fenske. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 63 episodes.
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