🎠This might not look like riding … and that’s okay. Standing in the stirrups (with arms folded) gives the rider space to work on balance, body awareness, and problem solving without the distraction of a moving horse. She can change one variable at a time-leg position, hip movement, posture- and feel straight away whether it’s better, worse, or no different. It’s a safe environment to experiment and really understand what her body is doing. Not every exercise has to copy riding to be useful. Str

Horse Riding Tips: Improve Communication with Your Horse

Love working with Racewood Limited as they just want to help riders improve 💪. Follow them for regular tips, tricks and exercises to try from a range of equestrian professionals 🏇 And to see all the different simulators they have (inc polo, vaulting & racing) - they are so much more than just a mechanical horse!!! See below in comments about how to do the perfect squat 😁 #beabetterrider #mechanicalhorse #equestriansimulator #riderphysio | Pegasus Physiotherapy