Belfair Farms

06/07/2024

06/04/2024

From Owner Event 6/2

05/12/2024

That’s how you celebrate Mother’s Day!

05/03/2024

Guess who is turning 8?!!

04/29/2024

Reminder from a special horse ❤️❤️❤️❤️

04/09/2024

Come join us for Summer Camp!

04/06/2024

Adults Only Ride tomorrow 10-1! First Saturday of every month❤️

04/01/2024

Hope everyone had a great day with family and friends celebrating Easter!

03/26/2024

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03/13/2024

Love our Belfair Teen Riders!

03/01/2024

Openings next week! Lacey has 4 and 4:30 openings next week Monday through Thursday.

02/29/2024

A day late….

02/26/2024

So this happened over the weekend! Ribbons for all at IEA Regionals ❤️. We have 4 riders going to Zones and both Middle and HS teams were Reserve Champions. Great show with great riders, coaches and supporters!

02/08/2024

“I will not get upset with you for making a mistake, I’ll be disappointed if you chose to not learn from it.”

Let that one sink in. Coaches: understand the trust that this mentality establishes between you and your students. Students: realize that you’re holding yourself back by fearing making mistakes.

Your perception of mistakes can make or break your mentality as an athlete. Mistakes, by definition, mean something went wrong. We don’t mess up on purpose, we don’t wake up saying “todays the day I get it wrong!” When shortsighted, your mistakes can be devastating. No, you’re not winning the class. Yes, your trainer will give you constructive criticism and it might be uncomfortable but you need to hear it. Long term, this mistake likely won’t matter and you’ve just provided yourself an opportunity to learn to do it better moving forward. You have a chance to ask questions, seek learning. You found a weakness which you can now improve upon. Several potential causes for struggling with mistakes: perfectionism and people pleasing being common. Two big perception takeaways 1) state vs trait. You MADE a mistake (state) you are not MADE OF mistakes (trait). The former is empowering because it gives you room to improve, the latter holds you back because of your self-imposed feeling like a failure. 2) in shutting down when making a mistake, you make yourself uncoachable and inhibit forward movement. Instead of perceiving your mistakes as personal attacks, let down your guard to let in the learning that’s been knocking the whole time

02/06/2024

02/04/2024

It’s the month of LOVE!