Empowering Equestrians Through Simple Safety Solutions
Equestrian Safety Group is dedicated to bringing safety into the everyday life of equestrians—not as a reaction to tragedy, but as a proactive and empowering standard. In a uniquely high-risk industry where safety education is often overlooked, we are here to make it accessible, relevant, and achievable for every barn and every rider.
Cardiac Science Powerheart G5 AED
Powerheart G5 AED
The Powerheart® G5 AED is designed to give everyday people the confidence and guidance they need to take action and help save a life.
Powerheart G5 Features:
Intellisense™ CPR feedback technology
RescueCoach® technology
Dual-Language Capability
Automatic self-tests on its battery, pads, and internal systems
Rugged design for challenging environments
Safety Training for the Equestrian Community
Equipping Riders and Barns with Life-Saving Skills
Online Courses
Our equestrian safety classes give riders, barn staff, and enthusiasts the skills and confidence to respond effectively in emergencies. Covering first aid, CPR, fire safety, and more, these hands-on classes are perfect for all ages and can be tailored for individuals, groups, or barns.
We believe safety should be non-judgmental, motivating, and seamlessly woven into daily barn life.
From small private barns to international-level facilities, trained personnel and safe environments should be the standard—not the exception.
Every step toward safety matters, and effort deserves to be celebrated.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Tina Silva
25+ years in the equestrian industry
15+ years in the Fire/EMS industry
AAS in Fire Science
CPR/AED/First Aid Instructor
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