BRONZE  PROGRAM

Simple at home exercises, for all levels of horseback riding

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  • Introduction

    Our mission has change with recent events around the world and we have opened Training Tips across all memberships. Featuring Move for Movements; exercises directed to leg yielding, shoulder-in, haunches-in, half passes and pirouettes.  

    Start working out for your riding during this weird time in lockdown with our creative exercises.  The next time you get in the saddle, you will feel stronger, more mobile and better positioned on your horse. Let’s not loose what we all have worked so hard for. 

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Question & Answers

*Individualized question and answer is only available to persons subscribing to our personalized program. We shall attempt to answer all other questions as time and availability allows. Please always check with your doctor before beginning a exercise program.

Exercise Disclaimer

Never begin riding or an exercise program without first checking with your regular doctor or physician.

Condition the body prior to getting in the saddle! The wear and tear on an equestrians from daily riding can take a toll out on the spine and joints. Regular core strength training helps prevent and rehabilitate the body to withstand the vigorous sport of riding horses. However it does not substitute for standard medical care.

If exercise is painful and/or you get dizzy, nauseous, or feel lightheaded, stop and consult your medical professional right away. Please do not try to get on a horse and work it out.

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