I agree with what you said. I lived my life in fear of screwing something up. I'm not majorly afraid of horses, but I do have a fear of getting on a horse I didn't know or ride before. But you are so right, Tasha. I let fear hold me back because I put myself in a psychological box of fear, and I missed out on a lot of things. All because of fear. I've learned I needed to get out and try stuff. I've accomplished a lot, I even to some English lessons. It is the same in Martial Arts. Yes, safety is important, and a little bit of fear can be good. Don't let fear rule you!! I'm a prime example of letting fear rule me and how it held me back in life because I never took certain risks. I'm 45 years old and realized a few years ago that most of my life went by, I've lost a lot of opportunities because I was afraid of stepping out of my comfort zone!
Yesterday I fell off my student QH and hit a fence post trying to canter (tore my clothes, scraped my ribs). It was very scary and thankfully I had a mid-section brace to cover my ribs. I’m back on a lunge line to learn to secure seat while learning to canter 🥺😑
I feel ya! I ride racehorses and was just thrown off into the air like 8 feet and then hit a light post this morning! Luckily I never broke my back. If I was not wearing a vest and helmet I would of broke ribs at least. Don't, give up! As the saying goes "Get back in the saddle" ...\ on your high horse!
@E-bike Autonomy! I'm sorry to hear about your fall as well, that must have been a frightening experience. It's great to hear that you were wearing proper safety equipment and that you didn't sustain any serious injuries.
I'm ridding already with a new version of me, looking for better and better communication with my horse. A lot of joy and happiness. So, so grateful. Thank you and keep on being such a strong inspiration.
I agree with what you said. I lived my life in fear of screwing something up. I'm not majorly afraid of horses, but I do have a fear of getting on a horse I didn't know or ride before. But you are so right, Tasha. I let fear hold me back because I put myself in a psychological box of fear, and I missed out on a lot of things. All because of fear. I've learned I needed to get out and try stuff. I've accomplished a lot, I even to some English lessons. It is the same in Martial Arts. Yes, safety is important, and a little bit of fear can be good. Don't let fear rule you!! I'm a prime example of letting fear rule me and how it held me back in life because I never took certain risks. I'm 45 years old and realized a few years ago that most of my life went by, I've lost a lot of opportunities because I was afraid of stepping out of my comfort zone!
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight. Good luck on your journey!
Every one loves stay safety awareness around horses 🐎 Always be aware of the environment around you. Love the fact you're so dedicated to safety.
Thanks, Christopher x
Yesterday I fell off my student QH and hit a fence post trying to canter (tore my clothes, scraped my ribs). It was very scary and thankfully I had a mid-section brace to cover my ribs. I’m back on a lunge line to learn to secure seat while learning to canter 🥺😑
I feel ya! I ride racehorses and was just thrown off into the air like 8 feet and then hit a light post this morning! Luckily I never broke my back. If I was not wearing a vest and helmet I would of broke ribs at least. Don't, give up! As the saying goes "Get back in the saddle" ...\ on your high horse!
Hello @Nora Bea! I'm sorry to hear about your fall and injuries. This must be a scary experience for you. Stay safe and take care! x
@E-bike Autonomy! I'm sorry to hear about your fall as well, that must have been a frightening experience. It's great to hear that you were wearing proper safety equipment and that you didn't sustain any serious injuries.
Plus what happened to us from the past make us scared and and plus time for us to feel comfortable again and confident ❤
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I agree 100% ❤
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You are most special and amazing and inspiring women an and so proud of you ❤
Thanks so much, Lauren! x
This is brilliant thanks so much ❤
You're welcome x
I want to be wild in my riding. I want to take the chance and find out how far I can go! Thank you !!
You can do it!
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I'm ridding already with a new version of me, looking for better and better communication with my horse. A lot of joy and happiness. So, so grateful. Thank you and keep on being such a strong inspiration.