Well Technically, This Was my First Rodeo
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When People Aren’t Nice: What You Need To Know
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Where Did We go Wrong?
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Push through Defeat to Become a Stronger Competitor
I just got back from my first big race this weekend.It was the panty raid, never been before! The one thing about competitions and competing; you’re competing against other people but you’re also really competing against yourself. Something I struggle with is just getting really caught up in that and having expectations of how you
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Who’s To Blame in The Arena?
We all have been there, things did not go to plan that last run and we’re kind of upset! We want to correct our horse right then and there so they never want to blow that barrel or slice into that turn again. What happens, is human error and a horses inability to connect to
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