

The Most Important Body Parts for Riding
It is no surprise that we learn better when we know why we are doing something. Understanding why your heel should hang under your hip, for example, or why the
It is no surprise that we learn better when we know why we are doing something. Understanding why your heel should hang under your hip, for example, or why the
Any physical activity is best done with a warm up. To ride well requires balance, coordination, and the right amount of strength… enough to keep us stable in the saddle,
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Riding on a loose rein tests both our horse’s self carriage as well as our balance and ability to ride from our seat (instead of hanging on to the reins).
When a horse is cantering, the lead he is on is a big part of determining how well balanced and coordinated he will be. Of course this is important if