: It includes mastering groundwork, grooming, and understanding equine behavior, rather than just focus on time in the saddle.
The "@TIMETOADULT" phase emphasizes the shift from being a passenger to becoming a horse's primary caretaker and decision-maker. @TIMETOADULT Young Horse Riders.mp4
: Adult riding requires a deeper seat and more nuanced communication. : Successful adult riders often treat their barn
: Successful adult riders often treat their barn time as the most important part of their day, often riding before work or meals to ensure it remains a priority. : It includes mastering groundwork
: Whether returning to the sport after a hiatus or starting fresh at 30, 40, or 60, the "adult" stage of riding is defined by a willingness to be a perpetual student. Key Takeaways for the "Time to Adult" Phase
For many, "adulting" means finding ways to keep horses in their lives despite growing professional and personal demands.