• Includes YEDA point shows and clinics held August through June • National Championship Event • Collegiate Invitationals • NCEA Jr Medal Challenge

That’s where Yeda comes in—like a bra for your pelvic floor, offering the support you didn’t know you needed. With gentle, personalized support, Yeda helps you restore balance and strength, so you can move freely, laugh fully, and live with confidence.

YEDA’s mission is to provide an equestrian riding program for youth students, primarily from fourth grade through high school. The organization offers equestrian competitions, clinics, networking and recruitment events designed to foster the development of …

Yeda is a Berlin-based soft robotics company developing an individualised device for supporting women’s pelvic floor. This is mostly relevant for those suffering from pelvic...

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Jan 22, 2025 · YEDA—Youth Equestrian Development Association—recently joined forces with APHA as an alliance partner. Both organizations are passionate about providing educational and personal development opportunities for youth, in and out of the saddle.

Feb 1, 2025 · Lake Erie College hosts the annual Youth Educational Development Association (YEDA) Show. This western riding competition brings together teams from across the country, competing for high points and scholarships to colleges and universities.

Mar 21, 2024 · Yeda is a silicone device designed for women with a weak pelvic floor to be used in common activities of daily life. It is inserted into the vagina, above the level of the pelvic floor muscles thereby supporting the pelvic organs including the urethra, bladder, vagina and uterus.

Jan 15, 2025 · The Champions Center at the Clark County Fairgrounds will welcome the first-ever international team to a Youth Equestrian Development Association (YEDA) event this weekend. Four riders from China...

Yeda is a Berlin-based soft robotics company developing an individualised device for supporting women’s pelvic floor. This is mostly relevant for those suffering from pelvic floor dysfunctions (PFD) and urinary incontinence, which are 50% of all women globally.