Trakehner & Horsemanship: Basic bio-mechanics of the ridden horse with a specific emphasis on the impact saddling has to movement, soundness, performance and health.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Basic bio-mechanics of the ridden horse with a specific emphasis on the impact saddling has to movement, soundness, performance and health.

Melissa posted this very interesting link in her blog:

http://www.balanceinternational.com/balance/Files/6457607.pdf

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MelissaNovember 14, 2012 at 6:26 PM
Thanks for sharing, Marion!
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The Eight Responsibilities

There are eight responsibilities in a horse-human relationship: four for the human and four for the horse.
The four responsibilites for the Human:
-Don´t act like a predator. Become more mentally, emotionally and physically fit.
-Have an independent seat.
-Think like a horse-man
-Use the natural power of focus.
The four responsibilities for the horse:
-Don´t act like a prey-animal. Become more mentally, emotionally and physically fit.
-Don´t change gait.
-Don´t change direction.
-Look where you are going