Recognising the influence we have with our seat early in our dressage career is essential. Only then can…
Q7 – Are You Blocking With Your Seat?
Hi Guys. Today’s topic is a great one and one I’ve worked really hard to achieve, it’s a…
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Q3: Do You Employ A Following Seat?
Still with me? Fantastic. Third in the ’99 Questions’ series of blogs. Self-Assessment Question #3 : Do you…
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Misaligned Spine
“Do you need a Chiropractor? … Have you got a spine?” Last time I went to see my…
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Dressage Versus Office
In the battle between ‘Dressage Versus Office’ my office is winning! After all, in the quest for expertise…
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Psoas Release
My blog post back in March 2014 entitled ‘Release Your Psoas Muscle to Discover Your Dressage Seat’ talked…
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Rider Asymmetry – Muscle Memory
How much consideration have you given to your own rider asymmetry? Consider this … you are having a…
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Good Balanced Position
Having issues establishing and keeping a good balanced position? I had a comment from my good friend Johanne Picken which…
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Release your PSOAS MUSCLES and discover your dressage seat
There are one set of muscles which have direct connections to your abdomen, pelvis and the ability to…
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N – Is For Neutral
… or actually ‘Neutral Spine’. The term ‘three-point-seat’ has been around for centuries and it refers to the…
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