This diagram shows the two phases of the hindleg action (illustrated here in walk where it is most clear) and how the rider's seat interacts with these phases of movement.
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How does one achieve ideal posture on horseback? By practicing -- on the ground! This excerpt from The Dressage Seat by Anja Beran details a great standing exercise. The following practical exercise describes step by step how to develop the erect posture you desire in the saddle. Practice statically—not on the horse. Control of this...
This diagram shows how, in true bending, the rider flexes the horse's body into alignment with the bend, so that the action of the hindlegs follows the direction of the horse's body.
In this article, you'll learn the biomechanics behind the essential 'Heels Down' technique in horseback riding, discover solutions to common hurdles, and receive a selection of exercises aimed at enhancing your posture, balance, and connection with your horse.
Postural alignment is essential to balanced, effective riding. The foundation of this alignment is making sure that our body is positioned evenly in relation to the horse's spine.
If you want to ride well, it is important to have an understanding of horse biomechanics, but what about rider biomechanics? This is essential knowledge in order to know how to get the horse to do wha
With 205 bones and 700 muscles the horse is a challenging animal for anatomy students to study.
When riding a dressage test, many riders make the experience even more challenging by not riding their corners correctly and maximising arena space.
Take a look at how mental imagery and visualization exercises can assist you in becoming a better and more relaxed rider.
HHT's dressage diagrams give unique visual clarity to many important aspects of riding and training horses.
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