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In this episode, JJ shares how she handled a near-disastrous warmup with Denali at a recent CDI, and still managed a great test (and a win!). How she did it applies in our daily rides, too; sometimes we need to stop stopping to analyze and ju
Whether it's improving our own riding skills or training the horse, it all takes repetition. Sometimes it feels like we're at it forever! But, giving one big aid or working on something a couple of times, even if it feels successful, does not m
Just like with horses, being able to give ourselves a half halt before things spin out of control is a valuable skill. In this podcast, JJ shares the inner work that she's been focusing on and how it relates to riding, showing, and everything e
Do you ever go to a clinic or a lesson and have this big breakthrough? Or sometimes one thing gets better and something else gets worse? In this short but sweet podcast, JJ shares some tips on how to use the information you learn at a clinic o
In this recently found recording from almost 2 years ago, JJ talks about what the Grand Prix means to her. It's not about having a fancy horse or even a well-trained one, but the qualities and life lessons learned as we work toward the top lev
This week we're sharing something usually reserved for Academy members only! We thought our loyal listeners would enjoy hearing a partial recording of an "Ask JJ Anything" Tack Room Chat. During these special chats, Academy members can ask JJ
Meet JJ's fabulous sports psychologist, Annette Paterakis! In this podcast, JJ and Annette give us a look into her Master Your Mind program and how the ongoing process of self-development is just as important as training and caring for yourself
This week JJ recaps her rides with Denali and Romeo at the FEI Trainer's Conference with Sabine Schut-Kery and Sven Rothenberger. JJ shares what they worked on and gives us an idea of what training at the top of the sport looks on a day-to-day
An essential aspect of effective communication, an educated rider's leg is a skill to be cultivated. More than just on or off, or a kick, the leg can be used in different ways to achieve different outcomes. In this podcast, JJ gives an overvi
A treat for the philosophical dressage riders out there! Learn why you shouldn't believe everything you think, and how Hegel's Dialectics can help you ride like Charlotte Dujardin. This episode has been digitally remastered and edited from th
In this podcast, JJ talks about how the 3 stages of training actually show up in every exercise we do, every time we ride. Being able to adjust the dials and correctly gymnastize your horse while keeping these 3 stages in mind not only helps yo
A common problem, JJ offers some new insights on why it happens, and how to fix it. Drop your whip and spurs and take a closer look at why your horse may be "lazy" and how you can make some changes that will make "behind the leg" a problem you
Dave Thind is a German classically trained dressage rider who has developed a deep passion for the Feldenkrais method after discovering for himself how effective it can be. Dave has developed a rider-specific Feldenkrais method that helps you
In this podcast, JJ interviews Brandi Roenick, the American rider who is now the head Young Horse Rider at Schoeckemöhle Stallion Station in Germany. You might have heard about her incredible win at the German Young Horse Championships in Augu
This week, JJ helps us expand our understanding of the horse's ever-changing balance; in her unique JJ style, she also gives us a new label to help us easily incorporate it into our own rides.JJ shares an interesting observation about the Germ
This week, JJ brings to the podcast her dear friend and creator of what she calls her "soulmate of saddles," Debbie Witty.Debbie has an extensive background in driving and riding and also spent 10 years as a research assistant evaluating equin
In this podcast, JJ fills us in on what she's focusing on with the help of her new sports psychologist, Annette Paterakis. She introduces us to Sally and Vicky, the names she's given to the parts of the brain (that we all have!) who can sometim
Today, JJ brings us 2 very interesting and inspiring people: Jan Byyny and Laura Crump Anderson. Jan is well-known in the eventing world and her story of returning to top level sport after what could have been a catastrophic fall is incredibly
Today, JJ brings us 2 very interesting and inspiring people: Jan Byyny and Laura Crump Anderson. Jan is well-known in the eventing world and her story of returning to top-level sport after what could have been a catastrophic fall is incredibly
We all have struggles. With our horses, with our riding skills, with our jobs, family, and just in life. Totally normal. But how we respond is up to us. This week JJ reminds us that we have the power to change things, and it usually means we ne
This week, JJ shares a lecture she did recently while teaching a clinic at Daisy Lane Farm in Maryland. The concept of taming, teaching and training, is just as much about the rider as it is the horse. As usual, JJ gives us a lot to think about
She's BAAACK! JJ returns to Germany with a few horses in tow, and takes her up-and-coming superstar, Denali, to his first show in Germany.With Olympians in the warmup and well-known riders in her class, JJ fills us in on how it went (spoiler a
In this podcast, JJ does a quick check-in with Jillian Kreinbring, equine functional anatomist, who is currently hosting Manolo Mendez at her Se Raeda Ranch in Boerne, Texas, for an entire month. Jillian and JJ discuss how Jillian's work with
This week, JJ sits down with Suzanne Galdun of Positively Dressage. Suzanne is 1 of only 9 Mary Wanless certified biomechanics coaches the US. Along with her considerable knowledge and good humor, Suzanne strives to teach the rider how they
Getting your horse "on the aids" is one of the most important aspects of riding. Not only do we want them "with us" when we're schooling or showing, we really need them when we have a potentially scary situation such as a show or clinic, or eve
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