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How to get yourself stuck in a non riding rut

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How to get yourself stuck in a ‘non riding rut’

You may have been there, but then again you may be part of those lucky few who manage to give the ‘non riding rut’ a wide birth.

Here’s some points, for you not to follow….

1. Have twins or lots of children at a young age

2. Marry someone who has absolutely no interest in horses

3. Work yourself into the ground so you have no energy to groom, let alone ride

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4. Watch in awe as everyone, and their next door neighbours cat, ride

5. Feel so sorry for yourself that even when someone does offer you a ride, you turn them down as you don’t want them to think your moaning, about not riding, was a hint to ride their horse

6. Put on two stone so you’d feel awful if you even sat on a horse, due to you thinking you’d potentially squash them

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7. Do zero amount of exercise so you don’t feel fit enough to get on board

8. Buy a completely unsuitable horse, that needs a six-day a week riding schedule when you only have time to ride twice a week.

9. Continually tell yourself your not as good as you use to be so you’d just look like an awful rider

10. Do all of the above

 

 

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Suzanne Ashton

Suzanne Ashton is the Founder and Editor of Everything Horse Magazine, an independent equestrian publication covering horse sport, welfare, care, lifestyle and the latest industry news. With a lifelong passion for horses and a background in marketing management and equine studies, Suzanne combines equestrian knowledge with professional publishing experience to create trusted, informative content for horse owners, riders and industry professionals.

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