Kick on Coaching

11/07/2023

Want to feel more confident riding xc?!
Spend the day - practicing and learning how to ride across the country whilst having fun ❤️

Spend the day progressively building on your confidence, technique & understanding on how to ride XC.
Limited to only 5 spaces - drop me a message if you'd like to book on or if you have any question

15/11/2022

Mixed news yesterday ☯️

Good news - the consultant is happy that my ACL graft is stabilising my knee and some good progress!

Bad news - I'm not allowed to ride until next Easter 😞 this will also impact my handling of horses too.

I am tempted to say f**k it and do what I like but in the long run I need my knee to be fixed properly so what is another 'couple of months' especially as the risk is to basically go back to the start of this process 😱.

Thank you to everyone that has been supportive and understanding during this time.

I will be continuing to focus on my coaching and live vicariously through my clients ☺️☺️

28/08/2022

📣📣 Really excited to share this with you all - something I've been working really hard on...

Please share and like my new page 😁

I am super excited to be finally launching my new coaching idea - it is something I have been developing over the last few years however my injury has gifted me the time to bring it into fruition.

Welcome to Kick on Coaching!

Please visit my website for more details.
www.kickoncoaching.com

21/08/2022

**NOW FULLY BOOKED**

I am now back teaching with limited availability...

W/c 22/08 - 2 x lessons available

Drop me a message if you'd like a lesson - when they are gone, they are gone! Xx

18/08/2022

Many of us are now starting to enjoy the first days of cooler weather and finally getting the rainfall we’ve been waiting for! With the change in weather, comes potential changes to your horse’s pasture with an increase in grass growth.

Be extra vigilant for the signs of laminitis as shown below. If you have concerns about your horse’s health remove them from grazing land where possible and call your vet immediately.

Horses carrying excess weight, or have health conditions such as Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) or Cushing’s Disease, are at particular risk during this time.

It is good practice to monitor your horse regularly with a weight tape and fat scoring to ensure they remain a healthy weight; helping to reduce the potential risk of laminitis.

For more information on laminitis visit: https://www.bhs.org.uk/horse-care-and-welfare/health-care-management/horse-health/equine-diseases/laminitis/

21/07/2022

Happy 8th birthday to my 'baby' Byrdie!!!

Still absolutely gutted that we aren't out eventing or even (un)happy hacking this year - but already getting my 2023 organised

19/07/2022

With temperatures set to soar across the UK, consider how you can keep your horse as comfortable as possible 😎

💦The most effective way to cool down a horse is to continuously pour cold water all over their body. Don’t waste time scraping - leaving water on a horse will not make them hotter. Instead, any water sitting on the coat will evaporate and contribute to the cooling process.

Our infographic below provides some simple steps you can take to keep your horse cool and comfortable, as well as signs to look out for if you are worried about dehydration. If you have any concerns for your horse contact your vet immediately.

To learn more visit: https://www.bhs.org.uk/advice-and-information/horse-care/summer-care & https://drdavidmarlin.com/horses-heat-sweating-cold-water-cooling-scraping/

23/06/2022

When something simple just makes you smile ☺️

Glenn Miller & His Orchestra • In the Mood