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Riding for All Ages by Melonie Kessler |
| | It is important in competitive dressage to stay the course with resolve and commitment. The journey can be filled with obstacles that can slow you down or even derail the fulfillment of your dreams. Keeping your commitment is attained by adjusting goals, ........ Read Article  |
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The Rider's "Blocked" Back: Effect and Remedy by Lynne Sprinsky |
| | A rider's back can take a real beating. Essentially, the movement of the horse is transmitted through the rider's body, from the seat bones to skull, by means of the bony vertebral column of the back. ......... View Special Digital Article  | |
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The Rider Position and Seat by Jenny Rolfe |
| | The rider can become highly influential when he learns how to sit on a horse, in self-carriage, allowing both stability and fluidity form the seat and core. ......... Read Article  |
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Components of a Good Position by Maribeth Wells |
| | The position of the rider is perhaps the most important thing when studying dressage. It is from a correct position that allows us to positively influence and affect our horse. It also allows us to be in balance within our own bodies so that the horse can move in better balance. When we’re in good balance, we can better stay out of our horse’s way and allow him to do his job more effectively. Read Article  |
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| Staying Fit To Ride by Sarah Martin |
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Use Pilates Breathing to Stay Centered and Focused by Beth Glosten, MD |
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Improving Fitness and Core Strength by Dawn Fisher |
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| Getting the Most Out of Your Riding Lessons by Maribeth Wells |
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