Emma Dyer - Performance Coach

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Emma Dyer - Performance Coach FREELANCE COACH fully qualified & insured. Professional Coach working with leisure & grassroots competition riders.

Advanced Centre10 coach in confidence & mindset.

03/11/2026

A little update on all of us coming back into work - the horses both showing very different behaviours, here I talk you through my approach.

01/11/2026
01/11/2026

Lesson availability
- please note I’m away 5th - 8th November
Please get in touch if you want a lesson week beginning 9th November onwards.

30/10/2026

Well its all systems go for me now.
After my crashing fall back in March, I am riding again and working on getting stronger and fitter again. The horses are back at home, and if you missed the Newsflash - I had an arena built at home 🎉
I now have somewhere safer to ride and get back to regular training and competing again - SO EXCITED.

So over the coming weeks, I will walk you through my comeback with the horses, fitness, training, how I'm feeling and how I approach it all.

The horses have been doing some gentle hacking for the last couple of months, just walk and trot and helping me get back to it.

I certainly don't feel as confident on Joey as I was before. I am constantly worried about him tripping or slipping or being too exuberant.

Yesterday was the first time they saw the school finished and could venture in there. They went on a hack first so they weren't too fresh before introducing them to the school like an arena familiarization. This is going to be their training area forever more so I need them to have a positive experience from the onset. Both of them in there together for support, standing and having a wander to get used to it. We did progress to a little trot and canter to see if I could remember how to balance and all was fine. Joey seemed delighted that he would be able to use his brain again and show off his moves. He just wanted to canter, but was very considerate and still looking after me.

The coming weeks I won't over do the work in the school, non of us are schooling fit. I will concentrate on suppleness exercises and basic flatwork, and only for about 20 mins each.

Joey in particular needs to know that just because he knows how to do stuff - we are not off and running. I am going to take it slowly and set the foundations, re inforcing him to be patient and not anticipate. It will give me something to focus on while my confidence improves. He has muscle to build and his body to get strong in certain places again.

Enjoy joeys first canter in the school - demonstrating a move that I didn’t ask for & I’m pretty sure doesn’t exist in any test - a flying change into counter canter on a corner !
🤦‍♀️🐴

A productive day in Bourne today, teaching new & existing clients. Today consisted of a lunge lesson, a long reining les...
28/10/2026

A productive day in Bourne today, teaching new & existing clients.
Today consisted of a lunge lesson, a long reining lesson & a flat lesson.
Great to work with clients who want to enhance their skills & knowledge for overall improvement for both themselves & their horses.

🍂 **DON’T LET YOUR PROGRESS SLIP AWAY THIS WINTER!** 🐴You’ve put in the hard work over the summer. You’ve worked on your...
26/10/2026

🍂 **DON’T LET YOUR PROGRESS SLIP AWAY THIS WINTER!** 🐴

You’ve put in the hard work over the summer. You’ve worked on your position, improved your horse’s way of going, built confidence and made progress towards your goals. So why let all that hard work go to waste by not continuing the lessons.

Winter is actually a great time to keep developing you and your horse. 💪

Regular lessons help you to:
✨ Build resilience
✨ Maintain momentum
✨ Continue your consistency to reinforce good habits.
✨ Keep you and your horse focused, motivated and working towards a goal.
✨ Identify and work on those little things that can make a big difference.
✨ Hit 2027 because you'll be ready - rather than having to retrace your steps.

And remember, lessons aren’t just about fixing problems. They’re about continuing to learn, improving your skills and making the most of the time you spend with your horse.

You don’t have to make huge leaps forward every week. Sometimes, consistent small improvements are what make the biggest difference in the long run.

**Don’t hibernate until spring and start all over again!** Keep the momentum going and use the winter months to build on everything you’ve achieved.

📩 Want to keep progressing this winter? Get in touch with me to discuss your lessons and coaching.

19/10/2026

🍂A gentle reminder as the seasons change🍂

24 hours required for cancellations

Payment required at the time of the lesson.

Thank you

What a busy day with my Auster Lodge Crew Lots of different combinations, with a tailored approach for each 🐴
14/10/2026

What a busy day with my Auster Lodge Crew
Lots of different combinations, with a tailored approach for each 🐴

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