Horseback riding, a passion & a lifestyle, by AGGA.

I've always wanted to reach perfection in my riding skills, but I've only realized, if we reach perfection, that would be it, we have nothing new to discover, imperfection is what keeps us alive, willing to fight for success.

For me, riding is not only a sport. It is a passion that empties my mind, completely, and awakes my soul. Riding is an adventure waiting to be discovered. It is a way of finding yourself lost in deep thoughts. When you're with a horse, you get to know who you really are, just by looking your reflection in your horse's eyes. You also get to know what freedom is, and get to know how strong you are by having the courage of falling and getting back on.
The bond you create with a horse is inexplicable, it is a feeling that you can't feel with anything else, and you form a team, full of compassion, honesty and love.
A horse can be a best friend. Horses can make you travel to a million places in your imagination and even physically, they can lighten up your day in every happy way you can think of. You can reach to a certain point where you can understand your horse with his movements and his way of being with you. When you have a connection with a horse, it is as if it were a mirror, your own movements reflexes on the horse.
The place where I ride, it must be my second home. I feel safe there. It is the only place where I can find my real me.

AGGA

Project Aim

CT Mag blog pretends to become a successful blog edited and developed not only by 3 ESO and 1 Bachillerato students at IES Costa Teguise High School, in Lanzarote, but also by students of other groups willing to join in.

The blog will showcase the undiscovered talent of those students who dare to take part and get involved in this unpredictable project.

CT Mag blog aims to develop our students’ thinking skills. In order to foster their creativity and participation, they will be asked to contribute to the blog’s content and layout.

Project Aim

CT Mag blog pretends to become a successful blog edited and developed not only by my students of 3ºESO and 1º Bachillerato at IES Costa Teguise High School, in Lanzarote, but also by students of other groups willing to join in.

The blog will showcase the undiscovered talent of those students who dare to take part and get involved in this unpredictable project.

CT Mag blog aims to develop our students’ thinking skills. In order to foster their creativity and participation, they will be asked to contribute to the blog’s content and layout.