Susanna Crossland
Susanna studied English Literature at the University of Exeter, before taking two years out to work with dressage horses. Having qualified as a high school English teacher, she has worked in an independent school in Suffolk, England for the last four years, teaching English to students from the age of 11 to 18.
Susanna is now a full time student, studying for a Master's degree in Journalism at the University of Lincoln. However, she is still very much involved in teaching, working as a GCSE examiner and as a private tutor of students up to degree level.
Susanna has a wide range of specialist interests, including dressage, horse care, cycling and triathlon, classical music, literature and teaching. In the next few years she aims to start writing children's fiction and looks forward to an action-packed writing career!
Latest Articles
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Penrith to Allenheads on the Coast to Coast Cycle Route
Part of the Coast to Coast route, this section from Penrith to Allenheads forms the second and physically the most demanding day of the tour.
Sep 21, 2010
- Susanna Crossland
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Cycling From Whitehaven to Penrith: Beginning the Coast to Coast
The first day of the Coast to Coast cycle tour takes you through the spectacular scenery of the Lake District, from Whitehaven to Penrith.
Sep 21, 2010
- Susanna Crossland
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Cycling the Coast to Coast Route Across England – Preparation
The Coast to Coast route across the north of England provides a manageable bicycle touring challenge, ideal for first time cycle tourists.
Aug 10, 2010
- Susanna Crossland
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Riding Shoulder-in
Shoulder-in is one of the most useful exercises for teaching the horse about lateral work, engaging the hind legs, straightness and balance.
Aug 9, 2010
- Susanna Crossland
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Engaging the Horse's Hindquarters
Teaching the horse to carry himself correctly by activating his hindquarters will transform his way of going and prevent injury.
Aug 8, 2010
- Susanna Crossland
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