Suppleness
The last blog post dealt with rhythm of movement / tact – the first point of the “scale of training”, its different aspects and which factors influence the rhythm of the horse. In this blog contribution, I would like to
Review: Gentle Riding
Many thanks to all my participants – human and animal alike. On the weekend we offered a course about gentle physiological riding in Aerzen and gained a lot of interest. Horses with osteotherapeutic challenges, some of which were previously considered
Review: Rider’s seat and biomechanics of the horse
Review: Many thanks to all (also international) participants and to Frauke Behrens and her horse Ymte. Last weekend, our first joint course “Riding Seat and Biomechanics of the Horse” took place at the Zentrum für Reiter- und Pferdewohl (Centre for