[EP 2] Dressage Secrets | The Elusive Half Halt

#70 Natasha talks to entrepreneur and amazing woman Charlotte Jorst about being an unstoppable woman.
When people tell Charlotte Jorst she can’t do something, she gallops right past them. When told she couldn’t sell beer in America, she did just that, and founded her own watch company to boot. When skin cancer threatened her equestrian career (she was diagnosed twice), she started a new line of UV-resistant ride-wear.
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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this episode, I explain the deeper reason why you may be experiencing a lack of motivation in your riding and how to get out of this rut. Motivation is one of my favourite topics so I hope you enjoy this week's episode!

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this podcast, we speak with Natasha Baker. Having contracted a virus, Transverse Myelitis at just 14 months old, Natasha was left with permanent nerve damage, loss of balance and sensation and severe weakness in her legs. Watching the Sydney 2000 Paralympics, she set herself the goal of one day becoming a gold medalist. Many years later, Natasha has won 11 Gold Medals and 5 Silver between the Olympics, World Equestrian Games and the European Championships. The Rio 2016 Games saw Natasha cement her place as one of Britain's finest ever Paralympics when she and Cabral retained their London golds and added an unprecedented third in the Team Competition. Natasha works tirelessly to change the perception of disability, to inspire the next generation of Paralympic athletes and to show the world that despite any challenges, incredible things can be achieved!

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this episode, I share my biggest tips to improve your seat - what are the mistakes you are making and what things you need to have in order to get a seat like a Grand Prix Dressage rider. I can't wait to share with you this whole conversation, because it is a topic that comes up again and again with my members of Dressage Mastery and in the riding community as a whole.

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this podcast, we speak with Valentina Pistner. Valentina Pistner is a German young dressage rider. Valentina made her mark by claiming the Kur gold medal at the 2020 European Junior Rider Championships with her horse Flamboyant who was previously owned by Isabel Werth. Having already competed in three European Championships and claiming nine medals at the age of 17, Valentina is one rider to watch in the future. In this conversation we chat about her journey to a competitive young rider, juggling commitments, talking European Championships, and words of wisdom for other riders.

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this podcast, we speak with Emma Blundell. After 15 years of experience showing horses with wins and top placings at the National finals, attention to detail is well engrained.  She has a passion for breeding dressage and sport horses, is the founder of Mount St. John, and is extremely knowledgeable on all the current thinking on equine reproduction in particular Embryo Transfer.  She oversees all aspects of the stud and competition management including the careful selection of top-class stallions to complement the genetic makeup of her embryo mares. In this conversation, we chat about breeding and training of elite dressage horses, traveling the world, what to look for when buying horses, Charlotte Dujardin and 'Mount St John Freestyle', and much more!

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this week's podcast episode, I wanted to delve into what I have been exploring over the last 10 weeks. What exactly is reality, what does that mean, and how does it apply to your riding?

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this podcast, we speak with Emile Faurie. Emile Faurie is one of Great Britain’s top international dressage riders and trainers and has represented Great Britain at World, European and Olympic level. Emile and his team run Heath Farm, a centre of classical dressage teaching and training excellence, whose first priority is to create a balanced, professional and friendly environment where horse and rider will flourish together. In this conversation we chat about his journey into horses, training, achievements, advice and much more!

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this week's podcast episode, we wanted to talk about balance. What is balance and how do you achieve it in your riding?

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Love this episode? Make sure you leave us a review! In this podcast, we speak with Alicia Lee.  Alicia is a 21-year-old International Grand Prix Rider competing for Great Britain. We talk about her journey into horses, social media negativity, highs and lows, and future goals.

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