Rider Health Part Three- Interview with Chrystal Stephens

Welcome to Part Three

Focused on Rider Health

Endurance Horse Podcast 

 Created February 7, 2020

Welcome to episode 34  of Endurance Horse Podcast!     

This topic has been a popular one, and I am having to expand it to a third part!  We are chatting with Chrystal Stephens, the Director of Operations for Lifestriders Theraputic Riding Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin.   Chrystal shares her extensive knowledge gained from working  twelve years with two of the premier theraputic riding centers in Wisconsin.  We will also hear from endurance rider Kim Fosler and her overcoming a back injury,  Brooke Moeller will share how she is dealing with riding after having a difficult fall, we will hear more from Bridget Helms and what she does to stay fit to ride.

To wrap the episode up Jim & I chat a bit about the upcoming two year anniversary of Endurance Horse Podcast, so sit back, hold on and enjoy the ride!

 Christina Hyke

Cheers to 2020!

 

Chrystal Stephens Wisconsin, USA

Lifestriders Theraputic Riding Center

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Kim Fosler Illinois, USA

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Brooke Moeller Iowa, USA

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Bridget Helms Wyoming, USA

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 Christina ‘Send me files’ Hyke Wisconsin, USA 

        Creator of Endurance Horse Podcast 

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 Christina Hyke, creator of Endurance Horse Podcast, lives in southern Wisconsin with her sweet husband, Jim.  Chris is an equine & pet photographer, and Ride Manager of WARHORSE Endurance.  She has always loved the trails and spent every moment she could riding since before she could walk.   It was the love of covering miles through beautiful territory on good horses that inspired her to create a podcast about it to share stories with other riders from around the world. 

Ride Far.  Ride Well.  Ride Often.  

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  Cheers & Happy Trails!