Improving the Rider's Position
Published on 1. October 1998
24 pages
978-1-905693-74-0 (ISBN)
Description
This illustrated guide explains how to achieve a poised and effective riding position which will enhance performance and enable the rider to remain constantly in balance whether walking, trotting or cantering. It describes how to correct upper body alignment and improve leg positions, how to sit centrally on the seat bones and eliminate crooked posture, how to distribute your weight evenly, how to develop a sensitive rein contact, and how to avoid tension and fear while in the saddle.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
File size
3,22 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-905693-74-0 (9781905693740)
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Joni Bentley
Improving the Rider's Position
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10/1998
Kenilworth Press Ltd
€27.37
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Content
Introduction What is a good riding position? Sitting in the vertiocal Even weight distribution Head and neck The legs and feet The rider's attention Rein contct Seeking the contact Bareback work Walk Rising trot Sitting trot Canter Final tips Conclusion
