About

Linbrook riding centres a boutique horse riding school located less than 60 minutes from the CBD of Brisbane. We provides lessons in horse riding, handling, care and competition coaching to students of all levels, and all ages - from beginners to experienced riders. Linda JvR provides lessons on your own horse or ours, and using our facilities or your own. At Linbrook riding centre we are encouraging and caring, teaching riders the correct skills from the start!
The standard of Linbrook Riding Centre is the best we can be With constant never ending improvement 'CANI' We teach each student with the intention that they will become the best they can be and no rider is treated as a beginner, All riders are treated the same as you would be treated if you are riding for Australia and the same goes for our horses
Full size Dressage Arena all weather
Purpose built Rider Lunging Round Yard
Saddling Bays
Cross country course
Jumping Lane for Grid work
Day Yards
Horse Wash bay
Peaceful Undulating Setting
Vet On Call

Please Note: In the interest of safety, we are a riding centre that teaches riders to ride and we are not a breeding centre, so no stallions are catered for or do we have our own. We strongly believe that, to do our job of coaching well, we have to concentrate on the teaching side of horses and not try to split our self into the breeding side of equestrian sport

Linda JvR (Janse van Rensburg) a Registered strategic Intervention coach with the RMT (Anthony Robbins) as well as EFA NCAS Horse riding coach located in Beaudesert in Queensland
She started out riding at age three and was lucky enough to be able to spend her childhood helping other fellow horse lovers with their problem horses, later meeting Sandra Pearson-Adams and having her as her Equine Mentor as well as her friend.

It was an early curiosity about the mental aspects of competition that enabled her to enjoy many successful years with her equestrian career. Linda eventually stopped competing as well as Riding coaching in 2003 in order to pursue a career in Sport Intervention/Psychology. She now rides for fun and has been exploring her new passion, Mountain biking.

Although she has worked with all kinds of athletes, Linda especially enjoys assisting equestrian athletes with their mental goals. Her approach has proven popular with various kinds of riders, from Show Ring, Event riders and dressage. She offers both individual consultation and group services.
Linda is a regular contributor to numerous publications both locally and abroad. Her articles on Equine intervention for riders have appeared in The Horse report, Hoof beats and many others. (more)