everyone has a collegiate mentor dressage saddle?
Im looking for a dressage saddle affortable and thinking about the mentor peer, how are you? are comfortable?
Do not ride in dressage, so I have not used this chair in particular, but I've been in a lot of collegiate saddles (tickets Hunt plane) and they are great. They are well made, durable, comfortable, less expensive, etc. Go to a store of course and sits on it and see if you like. Find out if you can test on his horse to make sure he likes and fits well. Some sites allow you to have a "trial" period … as a week or so with the chair Before Buying … if they offer you, take them up on it so you can get some experience with the chair before handing over your money. Collegiate really are great.
By Annette Huygens-Tholen
One of the things mentioned by retired athletes than they lose about sport is the 'costume' camaraderie that sport provides. Like an athlete who hang around a sports community support like-minded friends and colleagues. All share a common goal and passion in life. It is not uncommon sports relations that go beyond the sports field to the personal life and this can result in an athlete's life that revolve around the sport and its contacts.
So what happens when the athlete retires? Do they stay within the sports community? Many do and become coaches and mentors. Some stay and may even come out of retirement. I know because I did it twice!
Many athletes, including a collegiate athlete, let the sporting community to pursue new goals and a career. How can recreate that same feeling of camaraderie that encouraged and supported during the workout?
I do not think too much on a support network when I left sports. In fact, I used to pride in my independence and all the goals I achieved on my own. I see now what I retained to recreate the success more beyond sports. You see, it has a network of support for a majority of dreams. Nobody really well alone. All great achievements were made possible by working in team.
It may be necessary to be proactive in creating a new network of friends and like-minded people who can relate to his new career and interests. Walking with support people that belief in yourself and in your dreams. As they grow and develop even can find that exceed some friends and make new ones. Currently there may be people in your immediate circle who kill their ideas and goals. They often have their best interest at heart and want you can not risk failure. As an athlete, know that the more that is not over you will succeed.
The more people you have in your network, and learn about their goals and dreams, is more likely to achieve what we want to achieve. Start Sharing your dreams with others. You will be amazed at how you meet people who knows someone who knows someone who can help.
How can we create an environment for you? What opportunities are available to contact you? Please note that when it comes of networking and developing business relationships, think about what you can give more than you can get. Be supportive and gain support. Be a good friend and you will win friends.
Create a new set of community support and find joy and passion in his new career. Minded people will help to push through setbacks and persist until they achieve their goals. Who needs to hang around to start the realization of their dreams?
About the Author:
Annette Huygens Tholen is a former international beach volleyball player and participated in the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. She experienced the difficulties of transition from sport and is now a Master Results Coach and International speaker using her learnings and experience to empower athletes to reproduce emotional and financial success in their life after sport. Annette also teaches seminars for the world’s biggest NLP Coaching and Training Organisation -The Christopher Howard Companies. For more information on how to successfully transition after sport, please visit www.annetteffect.com and sign up for the free mini-Ecourse.
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