Name: Confidence – how do our past experiences impact our communication with our horses?
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Confidence – how do our past experiences impact our communication with our horses?

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Description

Liz Eaton chats with NLP Sports Master Practitioner Debbie Hill, about how we may recover well physically after an injury, fall or, bad experience with a horse but, consciously or subconsciously, it may affect our nerves, our horses, and our performance.

Liz and Debbie will explore why an injury or fall can affect our confidence and, what happens when confidence is lost and anxiety takes over.

Why do riders experience things differently and, what can we do to regain our confidence?

This webinar is relevant to everyone who rides or coaches – at whatever level. Most riders have experienced a loss of confidence or self-doubt, at some point during their riding life.

Your pre-event questions and comments are invited, and we will do our best to cover them. Contact us

Speakers

LIZ EATON FBHS

Liz has over 35 years’ experience in training riders from grass roots to international competition, in all three disciplines.

She has an innovative approach based on biomechanics and psychology of both horse and rider, which enables her to create positive and lasting changes to their partnership and performance.

In 2023 Liz became the 90th Fellow of The British Horse Society since its inception in 1949, she is now one of only 60 BHS Fellows world-wide.

DEBBIE HILL

Debbie offers mental performance coaching for athletes in any sport at every level. She is Master Practitioner in NLP and Hypnosis for Sport, holds the BHS Intermediate teaching test, UKCC Level 3, and as a qualified counsellor is a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists.

Debbie has been training and competing horses for over 40 years, up to and including PSG. Her interest in confidence began after she suffered a couple of nasty falls and struggled to get back on the horse. She became fascinated by what was going on in the minds of riders and wanted to find out why confidence played such a crucial part in their performance.

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