Saddle Fit for Horse and Rider DVD
$69.95
Saddle Fit for Horse and Rider DVD
As riders in the 21st century, we are the beneficiaries of huge advancements in saddle technology and design. Implementing that technology is not only essential for the health and wellbeing of our equine athletes but also has an enormous influence on our effectiveness as riders.
What you’ll learn in this 4-hour program:
- The Saddle: Surveys the myriad of design options, explaining what each option means for the horse and rider
- The Rider: Explains criteria for choosing the right saddle for your physique and riding style
- The Horse: Demonstrates fitting different body types and how saddle design can minimize conformational
issues - Beneath the Saddle: Skeletal and muscular anatomy of the back, identifying pain and soreness, diagnosing medical problems, and discussing current therapies.
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