Lorna Leeson

Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

Leisure EN ↓ 540 episodes

If you are tired of riding the endless circle, or you're struggling to find inspiration for your riding each week, this is the podcast for you. The Daily Strides Podcast is for equestrians wanting to learn more, stay inspired, and continue to move the conversation between horse and rider forward. Each episode provides step by step guided instruction on different aspects of riding, groundwork, and lunging your horse or pony. All episodes have a full blog post published at https://StridesForSuccess.com. New episodes are published every Monday. Say goodbye to the endless circle and hello to inten...

Author

Lorna Leeson

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

stridesforsuccess.com

Latest episode

Apr 15, 2026

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Episodes

1035 | Recognising and Reschooling a Horse Who Hollows His Back 12.03.2018

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1034 | Reliquishing Control in Order to Develop Self Carriage 05.03.2018

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1033 | The Importance of Working on the Basics 26.02.2018

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1032 | Rescholing a Horse that is Dead to Your Leg 19.02.2018

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1031 | Learning to Wait for the Jump 12.02.2018

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1030 | How to Begin Influencing the Canter with Your Body 05.02.2018

What this episode is all about & how it can help you:- Understand the difference between being influenced and doing the influencing Being able to 'roll' with the canter first How feeling the reach of your seat is the start of understanding your influence The part your legs and hands play What happens when you get into canter with your horse?  Do you find that you are more of a passenger than a rid...

1029 | Enjoying Yourself and Learning as a Mature Rider 29.01.2018

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1028 | The Direct Relationship Between Your Fitness and Your Riding 22.01.2018

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1027 | Understanding the Balance of Your Aids 15.01.2018

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1026 | Position Faults that Could Be Holding You Back In Your Riding 08.01.2018

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1025 | Working Towards a Consistently Better Quality Trot 01.01.2018

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1024 | Reflecting on and Moving Forward in Your Riding 25.12.2017

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1023 | Planning Out Your 2018 in the Saddle 18.12.2017

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1022 | The Importance of Timing in Your Riding 11.12.2017

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1021 | Understanding and Refining Your Half Halt 04.12.2017

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1020 | Using the Humble Figure of Eight in Your Schooling 27.11.2017

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1019 | Staying on Track on a Circle 20.11.2017

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1018 | Starting with the Basics in order to build Confidence 13.11.2017

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1017 | Your Independent Seat Is Everything in Your Riding 06.11.2017

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1016 | Relying Less on Your Hands in Your Overall Riding 30.10.2017

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1011 | Working Without Your Stirrups 23.10.2017

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1006 | Getting Started Without Your Stirrups in the Saddle 16.10.2017

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1001 | Regaining Control After Things Go Wrong While Riding 09.10.2017

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996 | Adding Variety to Your Schooling Exercises Part4 the Rider 02.10.2017

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991 | Adding Variety to Your Schooling Exercises Part3 Jumping 25.09.2017

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