
26/06/2025
There’s this old, tired idea that riding is about control. That dressage is about making the horse submit. Taming the wild. Forcing precision.
But here’s the truth:
You don’t ride to break the horse. You ride so 𝑦𝑜𝑢 don’t break.
Because the horse isn’t the chaos. You are.
Your fear. Your tension. Your ego. Your overthinking.
Every crooked thought runs straight down the reins.
And the horse? He doesn’t care about your excuses. He shows you exactly who you are.
So you learn to breathe. To feel. To listen more than you speak.
You learn to hold your position in the storm.
You learn to ride into the fire, not to dominate it, but to survive it.
Dressage doesn’t make you perfect.
Done right, it makes you unbreakable.
Not because you control everything. But because you learn to hold your seat when everything falls apart.
It’s not about who you are when the ride begins, it’s who you are when you dismount.