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Imagine being able to get training advice 24/7 from a top level Eventing expert.....

With the ability to post your pictures and videos for critique.....

And ask questions about training, showing, conditioning, feeding, tack, horse care, lameness, or anything at all! All answered in detail, with the abiltiy to discuss further until you totally understand.....

 

Sounds too good to be true right??

 

 

Introducing My Virtual Eventing Coach!

The World's Leading Source for Online Eventing Information! 

We are here to help YOU succeed with your horse!      

 

In addition to advice and helpful critiques, members will enjoy a supportive community with other members, with the ability to chat with each other and cheer each other on!

Become a part of a GREAT team! More info here.

 


Here is what our members are saying about this site! :

 

"I have a great trainer, but think what your site offers is the chance to think (very meaningfully) about my riding when I'm NOT in the saddle. This more "meta-cognitive" approach helps me solve problems that I have when my trainer is not there. (i.e. any competition). Thank you so much!"


"Thanks for the great ideas! I never thought "virtual" coaching could work as well as this does! I've learned so much! Well worth the subscription! People in Nebraska and such where it's hard to find trainers really need you!"

 

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Additional member perks:

* Free member classifieds!

Lesley's Corner - regular educational articles on various topics. Those of you who are passionate about learning will love this library of information!

Lisa's Corner - a training blog written by an amateur rider as she prepares for her first event with her new horse.
 

* Kristin's Corner - follow Adult Amateur Event rider Kristin Carpenter as she trains and competes her horses from the Novice to the Intermediate levels!

* Andi's Corner - follow Adult Amateur Event rider Andi Davison as she trains and competes her horses at the Novice level!

* Guest bloggers - Fun blog entries from various writers.

 


** Members send your questions, photos (only those that you have legal rights to send), and links to your YouTube videos to: admin@myvirtualeventingcoach.com    or post them on our Facebook page



Recent Entries

  Video # 39: This is Kayla and her lovely mare again! This time working on a gymnastic line. (in: Videos)
  What to Do If Your Horse Jumps Like This (in: ~Lesley's Corner~)
  Question # 132: I have never had anyone explain how to properly ride a rear. All I was ever told was to not pull back. Ok, and what do I do with my hands & the rest of my body position? (Joan) (in: Questions)
  Question # 131: I have a tb, when I work her long and low all she does is speed up really fast and do an extended trot (still long and low) and if try slow her down she wont go low and sticks her head out. (in: Questions)
  Teach Your Horse to Focus on the Top Rail of the Jump (in: ~Lesley's Corner~)
  Video # 38: This is Vita and PJ doing their Beginner Novice Dressage Test! (in: Videos)
  Photo # 44: Sam would like a critique of this 5 year old OTTB gelding! And would like an opinion on what job he would be best suited for based on his conformation. (in: Photos)
  Guest Blog post # 24: "Ten Things..." by MMC Eventing (in: ~Guest Bloggers~)
  Question # 130: I have a 5 yo OTTB gelding (10 months off the track) that I would really like to hack out more. However, the few times I have tried, he's been a little anxious in the open field. (in: Questions)
  Question # 129: I am just getting back into eventing after almost 2 years off due to my mare's injuries and illnesses. I went out cross country schooling on the weekend, and even though we were only popping over tiny stuff, (in: Questions)
  Make Your Horse's Hind Legs More Active (in: ~Lesley's Corner~)
  Video # 37: This is Vita and her horse Toby doing Beginner Novice Test A! (in: Videos)
  Question # 128: Could you explain the proper aids required (and timing) for lengthening at the trot and canter? (in: Questions)
  Discussion # 66: Who can tell us how counter bend improves the horse's ability to bend properly to the inside? (in: Educational Discussions)
  Video Discussion # 70: This is a great video! (in: Educational Discussions)
  Video # 36: Kayla has a question about how to help her horse get back to the same form she had pre injury. (in: Videos)
  Question # 127: When teaching, and you are working with a student who has been taught theories that are different from what you teach, how do you handle that? (in: Questions)
  Question # 126: How much leg is too much leg? I have been riding for about 5 years and I have always ridden with almost no leg on our QHs/Appys unless I'm doing something laterally. In other words, I just pretty much let it lay there. (in: Questions)
  Guest Blog post # 23: "Setting Goals - a Real Life Example" by Lauren Gretgrix (in: ~Guest Bloggers~)
  Leg Protection For the Event Horse (in: ~Lesley's Corner~)
  Video Discussion # 69: Watch and compare these two CCI 2 star riders performing their Dressage Tests, and see their scores for each movement! (in: Educational Discussions)
  Getting the Most Out of Riding in Clinics (in: ~Lesley's Corner~)
  Video Discussion # 68: Interesting complex on this year's Rolex course! (in: Educational Discussions)
  Photo # 43: Valerie would like to know if this 2 year old TB stallion might be a good Event prospect! (in: Photos)
  Question # 125: I have a question about bravery in the field and jumping without schooling first. (in: Questions)