Absolute Equestrian Collective

🐴 We all accept that our feet influence our balance on the ground.

So why do we assume that changes when we get on a horse?

Every rider has asymmetries. Every rider has habits. Every rider has a side that's easier than the other.

Yet most of us never stop to consider what happens at the point where our body connects to the horse.

That's where biomechanics gets interesting.

And that's why we became so fascinated by Ryde.

💭 What if the problem isn't your riding?

What if it's your foundation?

The older I get, the more I realise that horse sport isn't always about adding more.

More training.
More pressure.
More effort.

Sometimes it's about removing the things that get in the way.

When horse and rider are both comfortable, everything else has a chance to work a little better.

What's one change you've made that had a bigger impact than you expected?
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