Book Review: Arena Pocket Guides
…on English exercises follows the same format as the Western series. Beginning English Exercises Beginning English Exercises starts out by describing the gaits — the halt, the walk and the…
…on English exercises follows the same format as the Western series. Beginning English Exercises Beginning English Exercises starts out by describing the gaits — the halt, the walk and the…
…for layering. Schooling Tack You may like to use a separate saddle and bridle for schooling. Or, you may have one saddle and two bridles–one for schooling, one for show….
This excerpt on warm-up exercises for equestrians was adapted from the book Rider Fitness: Body and Brain from Trafalgar Square Books. undefined Rider-Specific Warm-Up Exercises for Equestrians Goal: This type…
…I can address that omission. The graphic here depicts three exercises that we at Phoenix Farm like to use with young horses and inexperienced riders, exercises that prepare them for…
…knows how to jump this.? EXERCISES YOU CAN SET UP. There really isn?t any limit to the variety of training exercises you can set up in your ring, as long…
…this article, I’ll describe some of the most common rider problems I see in the hunter, jumper and equitation rings and will offer some exercises for fixing them. Although I…
…the following desensitization exercises. Before moving onto these stage 2 exercises, be sure that your horse can confidently allow you to touch him all over his body with the stick…
…exercises and weight training to stretch and strengthen specific muscles, other soft tissues and bones. Many practice yoga or other Eastern exercises. Runners sometimes swim, and even some swimmers run…
…few times…and your mind begins to wander. Schooling in circles can be boring—for you and your horse. And if your mind is wandering, chances are, his is too. Break out…
…mounted exercises you can do to maximize your horse time. Plus, these exercises will benefit both you and your horse and build your confidence in each other. Every single minute…