Foundational Techniques for Safe, Natural Riding
Written by world-class equestrian and trainer Sylvia Loch, this concise guide will help riders of every level achieve their most collaborative harmony with their horse. Loch looks to train riders how to develop greater ease and enjoy a thorough understanding of the simple mechanics of their bodies.
Of the several instructional books and DVDs Loch has created, The Classical Seat is the foundational text on proper and safe riding technique. With clear language and illustrations, Loch teaches the proper positioning of the rider's legs, arms, and spine that is both correct and natural. For many, the world of dressage is intimidating and unapproachable. The Classical Seat helps remove the shroud of mystery from the sport, making a beautiful collaboration of horse and rider accessible to all. Loch's approach is thorough and positive, and rooted in her deep love for horses.
Loch's other books include: The Classical Rider; Dressage: The Art of Classical Riding; Dressage in Lightness; The Invisible Rider; The Rider's Balance; and The Royal Horse of Europe.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 5 mm
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978-1-63561-716-0 (9781635617160)
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Sylvia Loch- Scottish born and educated dressage trainer and writer, has become a leading authority on the art of classical riding. Author of 8 books and over 8 films about the classical balanced seat and its development, she is today much in demand as a trainer, judge, lecturer, and public speaker the world over. Her first and best known book is The Classical Seat, which has sold over 90,000 copies worldwide. She is passionate about teaching a good position in the saddle, rein finesse, the unseen weight aids, and how to balance the horse without force, focusing on the correct biomechanical and humane training of the horse and rider. She has taught, judged, lectured and given seminars the world over, including Brazil, North America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and throughout Europe.
