Build a Stronger Ride through Better Balance and Core Strength
It is important to note that as a lifelong rider and a ranch owner, I have seen numerous individuals create the perception that horses get tired because of long working hours, rough roads, or overwork. Although they are contributory factors, the true villain is usually much nearer, that of the rider. The stamina of a horse is not his alone, but rather it is one that is shared by the horse and the rider. When a rider is not balanced or has no core strength, the horse will then be forced to work harder to balance. That's especially noticeable during horseback trail riding near Seattle , where uneven ground and longer rides can expose every flaw in a rider's form. The lesson on the importance of your body to the energy of your horse is one of the most significant lessons in equestrianism. We will discuss how balance and core involvement can have the effect of ensuring that your horse performs comfortably and also enables both of you to have enjoyable and longer harmony rides. 1....