Ema Klugman
Research is a Good Thing: On the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab Study
“Really, the most surprising thing about this study was not necessarily its results, but the fact that it →
An Unlikely Five-Star Horse: Ema Klugman Thanks Long-Time Partner, Bendigo
At the age of 18, Bendigo was still competing at the highest levels of eventing. Now, he is taking →
Best of JN: Wordsmiths, Hamster Wheels, and Workaholics — Horses and Graduate School, Part V
“We have to ask ourselves two questions about this hamster wheel—one, why are we running so fast, and →
Best of JN: Moving Forward—or Sideways? Horses and Graduate School, Part IV
“I’m learning to move sideways. I had never thought of it as an option before—to step aside because →
Best of JN: On Trying To Do It All — Horses and Graduate School, Part III
“I cannot definitively say that if I had done X or Y differently, we would have had a →
Best of JN: The Cold Call — Horses and Graduate School, Part II
“Cold-calls are terrifying and stressful. It’s the uncertainty, the feeling of being singled-out, and the sense that no →
Best of JN: Meeting of Minds — Horses and Graduate School, Part I
Think you have a lot on your plate? Here is the first installment of Ema Klugman‘s thoughts on the connection →
Best of JN: Horse People Are—and Have to Be—Relentlessly Optimistic
“Most of us will never achieve this kind of magical performance, but that doesn’t mean that we cannot →
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Piper Evolution Breeches Review
“SmartPak is usually in tune with what consumers need and want, and this product is no different. I’d →
Best of JN: Celebrating Women in Equestrian Sport
This week’s Best of Jumper Nation celebrates women in equestrian sport — all of the amazing women who →
Best of JN: Making Good Memories – How To Develop Any Horse’s Confidence
Untraining fear is one of the hardest things to do, which is why building a horse’s confidence slowly →
Who Gets To Be an Equestrian? Check Out This New Grant Opportunity
The Helen Gurley Brown Foundation is offering an exciting grant opportunity to increase diversity in the equestrian world. →
Understanding the Brain’s Relationship to the Body to Help Us Train
“We’d do well to think about allostasis when training our horses … understanding that the brain processes information →