| I used to be a sloppy unbalanced rider. I hated it. I | | | | through transitions and keeping their seat in the |
| developed this program for myself and went onto | | | | saddle at the canter. |
| compete at levels I only dreamed of. I was asked | | | | Grab A Copy Click here |
| over and over for lessons and asked HOW do you | | | | When giving an aid, they bend their wrists, look down |
| become balanced and still in the saddle. This program | | | | and lean forward. Their heels come up, their lower |
| will teach you HOW. | | | | back stiffens. Their horse drops his shoulder, throws |
| Grab A Copy Click here | | | | his head up and tightens his back. |
| Riding is not as easy as the experts make it look. It | | | | If this is you and your daily routine , and to make it |
| is difficult to keep your balance and be effective with | | | | all worse… you repeat it over and over thinking |
| your aids. It is so hard to stay upright and look good | | | | practice will help but ……………you don't get |
| in the saddle. | | | | any better! |
| Of all the paces the sit trot; it is the most difficult | | | | A forward head posture is a weakness in the neck |
| movement to perform dignified and well. | | | | flexors. This is a cause of headaches and a head |
| Most riders bounce in the saddle, their legs flap | | | | wobble in horse riders. |
| against the horses' side their hands cling to the reins | | | | The pelvis and lower back joints MUST be flexible. |
| for balance and they lean forward. | | | | These are areas in every person that create pain and |
| Many riders have difficulty keeping an upright posture | | | | stiffness due to daily living, let alone when riding. |