The Howden Way
British Eventing announces significant new investment through the introduction of The Howden Way
The Howden Way Regional Academies provide new opportunity for local high-quality training and education for everyone
Read moreBritish Eventing announces significant new investment through the introduction of The Howden Way
Equestrian fitness expert Nicola Stuart says adding more intensity to your training can help with your breathing and strength when you’re on the cross country course
Corner fences are challenging for an inexperienced horse, but as 5* rider Eliza Stoddart explains, they need not drive riders round the bend
Top-level coach Maggie Doel BHSI gives us her advice on staying sharp in winter
Read moreDiscover how the ‘team behind the team’ helped our riders come home with their first Olympic gold medal in nearly half a century
Read moreThe elite-level coach sits down to talk about his training philosophy, getting the most out of his riders’ performances and still getting in the saddle to compete
Read moreAs every good coach will tell you, watching the clock should be secondary to many other facets of cross country riding, but developing a feel for the correct pace really is a key lesson to learn
View moreHorse and rider fitness are essential ingredients for a cross country phase so are you ready to nail that perfect, penalty-free round?
Set yourself up for success with BE-accredited performance coach Linda De Matteo’s top tips to get the most of your warm up
The surface you train on is key to event horses’ fitness, injury risk and schooling plans
The off season is the ideal time to look at working horses without even needing a saddle. Leading physio Jenny Wilson explores the benefits
Pilates devotee Liza Randall looks at why core stability, stretching and conditioning exercises are so essential for riders
Liza Randall looks at common rider faults and how a few mind-body pilates exercises can help overcome them