LTK Horsemanship Center

10/15/2025

Our girls (chickens lol) are loving this beautiful weather and laying up a storm. So while supplies last, eggs are $3/dozen!

Wash or unwashed.
Not fertilized.

10/05/2025

Even on their day off, they stand and practice being "cross tied" 😂

09/28/2025

09/11/2025

Today, we pause in remembrance. We honor the stillness of that September morning, the lives lost and the bravery that followed. Out of tragedy, we found strength, unity and an enduring spirit of resilience. 🇺🇸

May we never forget, and may we always stand together as one nation.

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08/08/2025

The chicks and ducks are very welcoming of our new friend 🥰

07/21/2025

"The best riders don't just ride – they study their horses and make the effort to understand them." - Ariat Athlete and 4x Olympian Boyd Martin

07/17/2025

Sometimes, my clients know just what I need ☺️🍩

07/05/2025

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06/25/2025

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9 Facts About Perfectionism: A mindset that must be unlearned or will ultimately bring your riding down 🧠

1. Every rider makes mistakes, even the best of the best.
It’s an unavoidable, universal experience and all a part of the sport.

2. Mistakes are learning opportunities.
You can grow from them and become better because of them.

3. Hyper-focusing on mistakes helps them happen.
They both become a self-fulfilling prophecy and take your focus away from your ride.

4. Mistakes mean you’re on the right track.
You can’t improve, learn, overcome challenges, and level up without them.

5. It’s not what happened but how you move forward from it that matters the most.
Moving on from the mistake matters more than the mistake itself.

6. Mistakes are temporary.
Work to fix and put them in the past instead of dwelling and allowing them to stick around.

7. Mistakes don’t define you.
You may have had a bad ride, but that doesn’t mean you’re a bad rider.

8. Social media only shows highlights.
Everyone is struggling whether they post about it or not.

9. Perfect doesn’t exist.
It’s impossible to meet unattainable expectations.

A perfectionist mindset and a lack of an ability to accept mistakes will do much more harm than good for an athlete’s mental performance. Mistakes are a normal part of sport and life. Everyone makes mistakes no matter how talented of an athlete they may be. Since perfect doesn’t exist, holding yourself to an unrealistic standard will only set you up for disappointment every ride. Instead, give yourself permission to make mistakes, using them to your advantage by viewing them as valuable feedback and learning opportunities. Refer to this post whenever you begin to feel hard on yourself, and remember that you are not alone! 🏇🏽💭✨
www.mindalignperformance.com

05/20/2025

Have you met Ted? He's my wingman and willingly rides before I do!

05/14/2025

Happy birthday to my birthday twin 💛 You make 19 look good 🤩