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Barriers to Learning for Equestrians – Part 3
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Barriers to Learning for Equestrians – Part 1
A must-read for any equestrian who wants to learn more! Parts 2,3, and 4 are reserved for Equitopia members only – sign up to the program for just $4.95/month!
A Healthy Posture for Horse and Rider
Katja Porenta reminds us that building a nice topline and elastic movements is not just down to the 1-hour of training per day – we need to think about posture during the other 23 hours too.
Contact with the horse’s mouth – Part one
Do you have that soft and constant contact between your hand and your horse’s mouth? Alja Kisilak offers some advice to help with this issue.
Unclenching the Jaw – a look at the Horse’s TMJ
Tamara Elkayam takes a look at the Horse’s TMJ and proposes some tips that will help with unclenching the jaw for improved impulsion.
Improve your Hands and Rein Contact
Internationally recognized equestrian instructor , Wendy Murdoch offers tips to horse riders to improve your hands and rein contact
Saddle fit – What does it really mean? Part 1
Do you know what ‘saddle fit’ really means? In this post, Georgie Welge explains the purpose of the saddle and offers tips on what to consider when choosing one.
The Horse’s Diaphragm – More Than Just a Breathing Muscle
In this post, Tamara Elkayam writes about the importance of the horse’s diaphragm and explaine why is is not just a breathing muscle.