Part 1 here: How to “Sit Deep In the Saddle” – Part 1: A simple, magic stretch Let’s continue the chat about this elusive skill of “deep seat”…The fact how the same words can be understood completely differently by different people has always made me think about how best to describe the feels we are after…
If you follow Aspire’s NewsBook you will know that I have had a lovely new volunteer assistant/trainee Aspire instructor joining me this month. Pippa is enjoying her role very much and I would like her to have a horse or two to work with as her project horses hence the Wanted poster. We are looking…
The phrase “sit deeper in the saddle”, “deepen your seat” or “sink down in the saddle” is heard on many arenas in all countries I have taught and ridden. If you ask several different riders and instructors what “sitting deep” means to them and how they do it, you are likely to hear many different concepts…
I would love your feedback on this first microsite version for our 2014 services…Is it easy to follow? Is everything opening and showing ok on your screens? Do you like it? Is all info you would look for included? Please help me make it good and serve riders well… Link to the microsite: http://aspir1.wix.com/aspireequestrian2014 or just click…
It seems like flooding and downpours are the thing of the past in the UK and the first day of our 2014 training adventures at Cullinghood Equestrian Centre welcomed us with beautiful sunshine and warm, gentle wind 🙂
Do you think it is safe to say, that at least once in a life as a horse person we thought about buying a foal and train it by ourselves to create the perfect equine friend just for us? I certainly remember my 13 year old self having such a want and had I the…
Stajnia Sabat invited me to run another clinic for their riders and what a fabulous day it was. It was great to see that initial riders from my first visit had certainly worked on their homework and as I am sitting here putting together new set of exercises for everyone to get busy with over…
