Webinar: Horse Show Success - Making the Motivation Connection
EVENT: Horse Show Success - Making the Motivation Connection
SPEAKER: Tonya Johnston
Duration - 30 minute lecture followed by 20 minutes of Q&A (approximately)
This seminar covers equestrian sports psychology tools and techniques that trainers and professional riders can use to improve their own riding performance, skills as a teacher and empower their clients to perform better in horseshows and at home. Speaker Tonya Johnston discusses several valuable tools to help you -
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Manage Mental and Physical Energy
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Utilize Visualization
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Create Positive Pressure
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Build Excitement and Momentum
Questions addressed durning the Q&A -
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I have an incoming client that has told me she can't get through a lesson without worrying about falling off. What do you suggest doing with students who really want to show, but are nervous at home, and worse at shows?
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I have a student who thinks she is far better than she is; how do I keep her safe w/o squashing her ego & motivation?
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Some of my rider's seem to talk themselves out of the competition before they even enter the ring. How can I keep them confident in themselves and their horses before and during the class?
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I am a Professional Dressage trainer. I enjoy competition. When unexpected delays in training come up prior to competition, such as rainy weather, I talk myself out of going and use the excuse the horse is not ready. How can I convince myself to go anyway? I feel if I have a bad ride then people will think I am a bad trainer.
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how does someone learn to control debilitating nerves. I get horrible butterflies and I feel weak and exhausted. Thanks for your time and attention
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Is it important for our clients to see us Trainer's show?
For more Questions and Answers - Be sure to listen to the replay of the Member's Only Session
Special Members Only Downloads -
You may also want to make use of Tonya's "Performance Energy Assessment" and "Circle Breathing Exercise"
Tonya has wonderful programs for professional riders and barns. You can learn more about Tonya Johnston at www.TonyaJohnston.com
