In this episode of Heard at HQ, we sit down with Amanda Anderson, founder of saddlefitting.us, to talk honestly about saddle fit, rider responsibility, and some of the most common misunderstandings in the sport.
Amanda brings a refreshingly clear, evidence-based perspective to a topic that often becomes emotional or confusing. We discuss what good saddle fitting actually looks like in practice and how riders can make better decisions for their horses by focusing on function rather than fashion or trends.
Amanda will be joining the International Biomechanics Symposium in May with Centreline Collective and we highly recommend you follow her Instagram account @saddlefitting.us and sign up to attend her sessions in May on the Centreline Collective website (www.centrelinecollective.co.za).
Thank you to Amanda for giving so generously of her time, and giving us LOTS to think about, and of course a huge thank you to Hayley Jonker, Founder of Centreline Collective for setting up the interview.
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