Simple Steps to Riding Success: Feel the Power of Positive Riding

Morrison, Liz

ISBN 10: 0715318209 / ISBN 13: 9780715318201

Published by David & Charles, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Simple Steps to Riding Success: Feel the Power of Positive Riding
• Publisher: David & Charles
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0715318209
• ISBN 13: 9780715318201
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Simple Steps to Riding Success offers a self-help approach to developing the mental attitude necessary to become a positive and confident rider. It is a comprehensive guide to using NLP and sports psychology. Neuro Linguistic Programming?NLP--is a powerful psychological tool for building confidence and determination, clearing ?blocks?, and goal setting. Readers will be able to pick which techniques are appropriate to their needs, from goal setting, such as, ?I want to jump with confidence?, through to visualization exercises to do half an hour before an event or exam. One chapter reveals the unconscious strategies and beliefs of expert trainers, riders and competitors, including disabled riders and natural horsemen. An informed explanation of how their behavior makes them successful will allow readers to modify their own approach. Throughout the book, the step by step approach is supported by real life case histories of other riders. Simple Steps to Riding Success will appeal to any rider who wants to improve their confidence and clear the negative memories or beliefs that are stopping them from enjoying their horses more.

About the Author

Liz Morrison is a licensed NLP master practitioner who applies NLP in her work as a sports coach and international level 2 riding instructor as well as in business. Her courses have been attended by hundreds of riders, instructors and examiners. She is a regular writer for Your Horse as well as Horse magazine. Liz lives in Loxwood, West Sussex.