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Riders who ride for enjoyment but want to develop a more ‘professional mentality’ to improve and get more from their sessions. If you’re tired of turning up without a clear plan or structure, I can help. My coaching isn’t just a once-a-week lesson — it’s about giving you clarity and direction so you can make every session in between more productive and purposeful.
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For those working towards professional qualifications such as BHS exams or Challenge Awards, or those seeking structured training, observation, sign-off, and CPD support.
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Riders who want to learn, develop and have fun in a supportive environment. From my own experience as a young rider, I understand how important it is to learn in a positive, relaxed setting that builds trust, curiosity, confidence and respect to bring out the best in each individual. Young riders are the future of our sport and this stage of development is key for long-term commitment.
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Supporting riders who are focused on performance, progression and achieving their goals. I enjoy working with riders who are committed to improving and becoming the rider they are truly capable of becoming and seeing that effort translate into results. I also work closely with your wider support team, it’s not just about you and your horse, but creating a cohesive, multidisciplinary approach to bring out the best performance, rather than working in isolation.
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Producing and competing support is available. Whether you have a young horse that needs producing, a rider who needs their horse professionally schooled to refine performance, or you simply need support or time management within your programme, I can help tailor this to your needs.
Managing competition nerves effectively
Coping with highs and lows, including results, falls, injuries and loss of confidence
Building confidence
Emotional regulation within training and competing
Managing Pressure and competition environments
Sustainable development • Burnout, stress and wellbeing
Parent support
Developing self-belief to try new challenges, such as cross-country or stepping up levels
Improving focus in training, warm-ups, and competition environments
Preparing mentally for progression and stepping up to the next level
Managing external pressure from owners, coaches, and personal expectations
Transitions from junior to seniors / change of discipline / ponies to horses