Where a student sits in the saddle has a direct effect on the rest of their position. Correct riding position is not just something that helps to win
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Where a student sits in the saddle has a direct effect on the rest of their position. Correct riding position is not just something that helps to win
It's All About Balance That's a loaded statement because it covers sooo many areas of our lives. Today I'm talking specifically about the rider's balance on the horse,
What Are Toe Touches? Toe Touches are an on-the-horse exercise during which the rider stays seated and reaches down with his hand to touch his toes, one foot and
A simple game can give your students the opportunity to practice skills while having fun in their riding lesson. The Bandana Game can be played with all ages
There are two basic types of riding students; the ones who have riding experience and the ones who do not. When I make the commitment to teach a
It is just as important to balance your lesson horse as it is to teach balance to riders. And even though balance for individual horses can be directly
When is a rider ready to canter? A reader commented that students she was teaching at summer camp were pushy about wanting to canter and were unable to assess their own riding
1. Sitting Correctly: If you have trouble keeping your heels down when you ride, check to see if you’re sitting correctly. By sitting correctly I mean in a
It’s a question that most riding instructors have had to answer. There’s a simple, one size fits all answer, but it brings to mind a plethora of questions.
In part 1 we discussed why to get your heels down. In part 2 we’ll talk about how to get the heels down. And then in part 3