The Missing Piece of Your Riding Education
Understanding changes everything. Even before you mount.
Your trainer teaches riding. These books explain why your body might be making that teaching impossible to use. Both manuscripts are complete, currently navigating the path to your hands.
WHAT'S COMING
The Rider's Body: Your Responsibility to Your Horse and Your Sport
Why you struggle
A clear look at how daily life creates riding problems. This book connects the dots between your desk job and your bouncing seat, your driving position and that lost stirrup, your breathing patterns and your horse's tension. Written for anyone who's tired of hearing the same corrections despite genuine effort.
The Equestrian Athlete: Riding Quietly into Partnership
How to transform
The companion guide with specific solutions. Learn how breathing changes everything, why your aids aren't independent, what fascia has to do with steady hands. Deep enough to satisfy, practical enough to use tomorrow.
A TASTE FROM THE PAGES
From The Rider's Body:
"Your horse drifts right because your weight sits left. You can't see it. You can't feel it. But stand naturally right now and notice which leg bears more weight. That's your stable leg—the one you've trusted for years. Your other leg has been coasting, getting weaker. Now you're asking these unequal partners to work symmetrically on a horse. Your horse feels this instantly and starts compensating before you even ask for the first trot stride."
From The Equestrian Athlete:
"Your horse knows you're worried about that flying change before you've consciously formed the thought. They tense for the spook you're anticipating three strides before the scary corner. This isn't horses being psychic. It's your breathing pattern broadcasting your emotional state like a radio station that never goes off air. Shallow chest breathing says 'danger.' Your horse, being a prey animal programmed for survival, believes you."
These books translate what your horse has been trying to tell you.
THE SIMPLE TRUTH
Modern bodies aren't built for riding. Every year of desk sitting, car driving, and couch lounging takes you further from what horses need. These books explain the gap and show you how to bridge it.
No mysticism. No shortcuts. Just clear explanations and real solutions.
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