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The Right Horse, the Right Instructor

By   |  October 31, 2009

…this chapter, go to: www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/training/beginning_rider/safestart031699 www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/training/beginning_rider/taking_lessons091399a www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/training/beginning_rider/eqselpony312 www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/training/beginning_rider/eqcoach2288) Helpful Contacts: American Association of Riding Schools, Inc. colleenpace@ucanride.com www.ucanride.com American Riding Instructors Certification Program aria@riding-instructor.com www.riding-instructor.com Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) www.cha-ahse.org…

The Privilege of Riding

By Equisearch  |  July 3, 2008

…want to share with you some thoughts about riding before we jump into actual riding exercises in the upcoming weeks. I want to ensure that the experience is enjoyable and…

Riders Offer Keep-Riding Tips

By DiscoverHorses  |  May 11, 2010

…Roy Rogers, and he was right. Staying in shape for riding is critical; it makes riding possible plus diffuses the muscle aches between rides. Stretching, core-building, and cardio workouts-all are…

Endurance Riders’ Secrets

By   |  March 20, 2017

…comprehensive guide to endurance riding, tack, and equipment, visit www.endurance.net.) 5 Riding-Apparel Secrets This insider advice will help you stay comfortable and safe; it’ll also help you look like a…

Riding Older, Riding Smarter

By Equisearch  |  March 20, 2017

…a DVD and stop losing ground to your younger riding friends. Horse Selection.? Anyone who’s gone horse shopping more than once in their riding lifetime has been tempted to buy…

Riding after Joint Replacement

By Equisearch  |  April 1, 2007

…horse-centric lifestyle and the physical aspects of riding. • Follow your doctor’s advice about rest and recovery. • Although you may not return to the same level of riding, revel…

Riding With Back Pain

By HorseJournal  |  March 31, 2003

…riding. And, for some reason, it often goes right to your back. You should also monitor how quickly you jump back into riding after a layoff. If you haven’t ridden…