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Description
From an equine therapist and rider comes a
training manual, based on the Horses Inside Out
philosophy 'Understanding Anatomy
Improves Performance and Reduces the Risk of
Injury'. Divided into three main
parts Principles of Anatomical Riding and
Training Exercises for Horse and
Rider Troubleshooting, the book contains a wealth
of practical tips and exercises broken down into
easy to follow, well-illustrated steps showing
how riders can improve their riding skills and
potential. The author suggests ways to
improve horses' physique, posture, flexibility,
stability, core strength, performance
and movement and how to reduce muscular and
movement problems, and reduce the risk of injury.
This beautifully illustrated book looks at how to
deliver a safe, varied, fun, effective and
achievable training program. It provides all
the ingredients for riders to make informed
decisions to maximise their own and their horse's
potential, gain more enjoyment, satisfaction and
improve their skills.
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Description
From an equine therapist and rider comes a
training manual, based on the Horses Inside Out
philosophy 'Understanding Anatomy Improves
Performance and Reduces the Risk of Injury'.
Divided into three main parts Principles of
Anatomical Riding and Training Exercises for
Horse and Rider Troubleshooting, the book
contains a wealth of practical tips and exercises
broken down into easy to follow,
well-illustrated steps showing how riders can
improve their riding skills and potential. The
author suggests ways to improve horses' physique,
posture, flexibility, stability, core strength,
performance and movement and how to reduce
muscular and movement problems, and reduce the
risk of injury. This beautifully illustrated book
looks at how to deliver a safe, varied, fun,
effective and achievable training program.
It provides all the ingredients for riders to
make informed decisions to maximise their own and
their horse's potential, gain more enjoyment,
satisfaction and improve their skills.
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PDF Posture and Performance Principles of
Training Horses from the Anatomical Perspective
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