Brain Training for Riders: Unlock Your Riding Potential with Stressless Techniques for Conquering Fear, Improving Performance, and Finding Focused Calm

Author:   Andrea Monsarrat Waldo
Publisher:   Trafalgar Square
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9781570767517


Pages:   224
Publication Date:   15 November 2016
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Andrea Monsarrat Waldo
Publisher:   Trafalgar Square
Imprint:   Trafalgar Square
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.340kg
ISBN:  

9781570767517


ISBN 10:   1570767513
Pages:   224
Publication Date:   15 November 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Part 1: Stressless Riding Fundamentals: Brain Basics or How to Train your Inner Lizard Chapter 1: Your Brain on Stress: Meet your Inner Lizard Chapter 2: Stress Less: Don't let the Lizard Hold the Reins Chapter 3: Watch your Language! How Self-Talk can Hurt or Help your Riding Part 2: Focus, Confidence, and Stressless Performance Chapter 4: The Keys to your Brain: Stressing Less in the Saddle Chapter 5: Stressless Practice: How to Get Better (at anything) Faster Chapter 6: Stressless Showing: Competing with Confidence Part 3: Battling the Big Demons Chapter 7: Beyond Stressful: I just can't get over it Chapter 8: The Right Horse Brings Less Stress Part 4: Stressless Techniques for Trainers Chapter 9: Make the Brain your Ally Final Thoughts References and Recommended Reading Index

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Andrea Waldo knows what it takes to overcome challenges that would flatten most people. The strategies in this book worked for herwe d do well to listen. <b>Denny Emerson</b>, USEA Hall-of-Fame Inductee


So many riders give up riding, or suffer terribly before competitions because of being afraid. This book helps tame those fears and shows riders how to work through those problems. If you get stressed, nervous or anxious riding at home or in competition, then this is the book for you. It explains how to train your brain to handle the fear and doubt and to stay focused and calm allowing you to ride to the best of your ability. Highly recommended. Jacqui Broderick, Horse and Pony Ireland; Andrea Waldo knows what it takes to overcome challenges that would flatten most people. The strategies in this book worked for herwe d do well to listen. Denny Emerson, USEA Hall-of-Fame Inductee A confidence manual for those of us who occasionally have the odd nervous wobble in the saddle ... an interesting exercise in positive thinking, and definitely one for the list if you're struggling with your riding confidence. -- Sara Walker * Horse and Countryside *


So many riders give up riding, or suffer terribly before competitions because of being afraid. This book helps tame those fears and shows riders how to work through those problems. If you get stressed, nervous or anxious riding at home or in competition, then this is the book for you. It explains how to train your brain to handle the fear and doubt and to stay focused and calm allowing you to ride to the best of your ability. Highly recommended. Jacqui Broderick, Horse and Pony Ireland; Andrea Waldo knows what it takes to overcome challenges that would flatten most people. The strategies in this book worked for herwe d do well to listen. Denny Emerson, USEA Hall-of-Fame Inductee A confidence manual for those of us who occasionally have the odd nervous wobble in the saddle ... an interesting exercise in positive thinking, and definitely one for the list if you're struggling with your riding confidence. -- Sara Walker * Horse and Countryside * Brain Training for Riders... reveals that regardless of age, experience and ability, those of us who ride horses often suffer from fear, anxiety and nervousness - sometimes it's short term and sometimes chronic. Here, the psychotherapist tries to unravel the cause using her experience in trauma treatment and solution orientated therapy and alleviate possible blocks to successful performance. And if that sounds a little heavy - to be honest it's not. There is an easy, relaxed approach, a quick tour of the brain and other mindful things that prove problematic to riders (and other sportsmen) so you can learn to manage stress, understand what holds you back - and away you go! -- Wendy Parsons * The Essex Rider *


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Andrea Monsarrat Waldo holds a Masters Degree in Counseling and was a practicing psychotherapist from 1994 until 2012. She is a riding instructor certified by the United States Eventing Association and co-owner of Triple Combination Farm in Ferrisburgh, Vermont, where she trains horses and riders of all ages and abilities in the sports of eventing and dressage. Waldo currently competes through the Advanced Level in eventing, has shown through Third Level in dressage, and has brought along several horses.

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