MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS IN RIDELIFE COMMUNITY
Finally, a place where incredible, adventurous women—and a few courageous cowboys—over 40, unlock their childhood selves and ride towards a championship in fearlessness.
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As adventurers, we’ve been around the block a few times, done our share of incredible things, but the thrill of horse riding competitively? It’s something else. Kind of hard to put into words for folks who haven’t experienced it.
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You and I don't just love riding and competing, it's what we are called to do. There's just nothing like that connection with our horses.
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WHAT DOES RIDELIFE MEAN TO MEMBERS
We're really excited to share with you the fantastic sentiment from some in our herd that captures our mission! Our diverse group from all over the country is seriously awesome, constantly collaborating to create a positive, fun-loving, and supportive community. We're incredibly proud of what we're creating together.
RideLife Creator
COACH SHANNON
— Coach Shannon
"Every horse-passionate person needs a tribe who understand the ups and downs of horse life, while also learning, connecting and sharing goals and dreams."
Starting back with horses later in life Shannon Pigott quickly realized the importance of gaining horse knowledge, learning riding skills, and building physical coordination and strength. It didn't take long for her to understand that achieving her dreams would depend on having a support network of caring people, great coaches, and riding days with others like her. RideLife is the culmination of her own horse experiences, along with coaching and teaching thousands of riders.
Today, Equine Professional Shannon competes in American Quarter Horse Association, National Reined Cow Horse Association and Stock Horse of Texas events, where she also serves as a board member.
Best known as "Coach" to her clients, she specializes in teaching and coaching non-pro riders out of her facility in Fredericksburg, Texas. Shannon has been trained and mentored by some exceptional horsemen.
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Clinton Anderson, master clinician and equine educator, trained Shannon in horsemanship, young horse training and foundational training. As a Certified Clinician, Shannon teaches riders how to understand horses, develop their talent and advance their horsemanship.
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Two-time National Cutting Horse Association Open Futurity Champion Kathy Daughn mentored Shannon for several years until Shannon launched her own training business that focuses on versatility ranch horse competitors.
In addition to clinics, coaching, and lessons, Shannon leads a competitive show team with over 20 riders. ShowTeamer is a group of dedicated individuals who enjoy improving their horsemanship and competitive skills in versatility and cow horse events. Membership offers numerous benefits and the chance to experience a true team environment for the committed competitor. To learn more about the ShowTeam or Coach Shannon, visit www.coachshannonpigott.com.