Equestrian Fitness for the Long Ride with The Sweaty Equestrian
Want to keep riding and caring for horses for a lifetime? Equestrian Fitness for the Long Ride is all about helping riders and their horses perform their best now, plus well into their later decades. Join personal trainer and endurance rider Tamara Baysinger (aka The Sweaty Equestrian) as she explores the workout, nutrition, motivation, and weight loss tips you need to ride stronger in a day and longer in your life.
This show is for you if you find yourself asking questions like: How do I get fitter for riding horses? What kinds of workouts actually help equestrians? How can I ride longer without getting so tired? What muscles matter most for riders? Is horseback riding enough exercise? Is rider fitness different after 40? How does menopause change rider fitness? How can I solve pain in the saddle? Is weight loss important for horseback riding? What exercises should I do to be a better rider? What kind of workouts are best for women riders?
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Equestrian Fitness for the Long Ride with The Sweaty Equestrian
Ep14 Three Questions to Redefine Success in the Face of Failure
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In this episode, endurance rider and personal trainer Tamara Baysinger, aka The Sweaty Equestrian, shares a real-life look at what it means to redefine success when setbacks threaten our goals. With spring goals shifting for both her own training and Kokopelli’s first endurance season, she walks through three powerful questions that can help riders reframe setbacks, disappointment, and imperfect outcomes. Whether you are dealing with injury, disruptions, limited time, or a season that is not going according to plan, this episode offers a grounded reminder that progress is not erased just because the original plan changed—and that persistence, perspective, and process are often what matter most in both riding and fitness.
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