Rider Biomechanics An Illustrated Guide: How to Sit Better and Gain Influence Training

Rider Biomechanics An Illustrated Guide: How to Sit Better and Gain Influence TrainingAuthor: Mary Wanless Paperback 232 pages Size: 8. x 11 inches Practical exercises, enhanced with copious photographs and diagrams, show how to balance your front and back, left and rightyielding skills that simultaneously address the equivalent imbalances in your horse. Note, this book was first published in the USA as New Anatomy of Rider Connection. For the past 30 plus years, Mary Wanless and her bestselling Ride with Your Mind books and videos

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