Think I'll at least do sustained trots in the ring. I need to get my muscles trained. Rascal has no problem trotting rocks and ruts or up or downhill. He just wants to go.I try to remind him I am in charge ,:[ I tell him either he is an idiot or I am too protective.He unfortunenatly does not read ridecamp or or endurance training books. Laurie and Rascal ----- Original Message ----- From: Rebecca Hackworth Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 6:47 PM To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: [RC] Fw: Conditoning .. all hills You just may have to "train" at rides. I go to the High Desert rides
in So Cal just for that reason. I have nowhere else I can trot for
10 miles without stopping. The first year, you trot some, walk some.
The next year you trot more, walk less. Maybe the third year you
only trot (except for the rocks, that is.)
I seriously find that I am the weakest link, not the horse. I need
to walk, if only for a minute, than the horses do. I find that the
single track forest trails actually easier on me than the flat rides.
I get far more fatigued on flat, trot only type rides. Where the
trail makes you walk, if only for a few steps lets some muscle groups
relax for a few. Then off we go again.
Anyone else out there ( this sure beats any of the HOT TOPICS )
Becky Hackworth
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