Rediscovering the Joy of Riding –
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and how to avoid them? Are you returning to the saddle? Whether is’s been two years or twenty, congratulations! You’re stepping back into something that once felt natural, but now feels unfamiliar. That’s normal. There are a few things you have to acknowledge when you return to the tack. Don’t Expect to Pick Up Where…
You’ve seen them ride effortlessly. Their aids are hidden. The balance, softness, and effortless communication look almost magical. But what we don’t see is the years of systematic development and work which resulted in the partnership. A horse capable of the lightness and balance we see at the Masters level of Working Equitation gets there…
Getting back into the saddle can be a difficult thing. It can feel awkward, particularly if you catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror in your breeches! But confidence? It’s not something you either have or don’t. It’s a skill. A muscle. And like all muscles, it gets stronger with practice even if you’re…
I’m not 25 anymore. Some days I wish I were. And some days I’m happy I’m in my 60s. One thing I miss is my flexibilty and resiciency of my body. You know being able to lift my leg into the stirrup and mount. Another reason I ride a pony. Our bodies don’t bounce like…
Returning to the saddle can be daunting. However, it’s never too late to unlock your equestrian potential and get back into the sport you love.
What a riding simulator actually teaches Generally speaking, a riding simulator mimics the movement of a horse. This allows the rider to feel the walk, trot, canter, and transitions in a controlled environment. A horse simulator removes the unpredictability of movement so you can focus entirely on your body and feeling how your body moves….