ASKHQ: NOT BALANCED IN THE SADDLE

Q: I’m worried that I’m not balanced in the saddle and that this is affecting my horse’s way of going, but how do I know if this is the case? A: The best place to start when addressing any concerns about your riding is with a good coach, who can help you from the ground…

BylizzieJuly 30, 20250Comments

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RIDER FITNESS – MASTERING PUSH, PULL, HINGE, LUNGE AND SQUAT

Text: Andrea von Holdt - Owner of Fit 2 Ride Equestrian sports demand a unique combination of strength, balance, and mobility. Incorporating foundational movement patterns such as push, pull, hinge, lunge, and squat into your fitness routine is, therefore, a great way to enhance your riding performance and reduce the risk of injuries. In this article,…

BylizzieFebruary 25, 20250Comments

Horse Channel Horse Training

In-hand work to improve your schooling

Work in-hand is valuable for horses of all ages and levels of schooling [dropcap]D[/dropcap]uring the course of 2015, HQ spoke to German-accredited instructor, Helmut Wagner, about using correct schooling and gymnastics to unlock the natural movement of the dressage horse. This month we get back to the basics, with an overview of in-hand work and how…

BylizzieJanuary 4, 20160Comments

ASKHQ: NOT BALANCED IN THE SADDLE

RIDER FITNESS – MASTERING PUSH, PULL, HINGE, LUNGE AND SQUAT

In-hand work to improve your schooling

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