Hampton Riding Centre

✨ Motivational Monday ✨

Read the late eventing legend Jim Wofford's insights on how to safely and confidently master the gallop at the link in our comments.

"Many dressage riders work incredibly hard off their horses to stay in shape for their time in the saddle. They strength train. They stretch. They practice yoga or Pilates. But despite this tremendous effort, many of these very fit riders still experience stiffness in the saddle, difficulty sitting the trot, and fatigue through their lower backs and hips."
~ Dave Thind

A lot of extremely fit riders still struggle to sit the trot. Dressage trainer, biomechanics expert and Team Prac member Dave Thind reveals the missing link between strength and suppleness, helping you find a steadier seat and a more harmonious partnership with your horse.

Click on the link in the Comments below to learn how to find true stability in the saddle!

📸 Amy K. Dragoo

Everything you need to know.

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We go to great lengths to provide a safe learning and riding experience.

We made the best of today! We stayed home and played in our front cross country field for a “mock competition”.

"When your horse has a short neck, regard it as an alarm bell going off in your training," says William Solyntjes.

Read the full article at the link in our comments.

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