Re: [RC] Canter vs Extended Trot - Maureen A. Fager
Karen said "I would assume that a trot, being performed by the perfect,
balanced body, no matter how much concussion it causes, is fairly EQUAL or
symmetrical on both sides of the body.--Now when I massage horses, very,
very few are symmetrically muscled - like people who are
right-handed/right-sided, and left-sided."
A horse may be evenly balanced at the trot--until it is carring a rider. If
a rider is not balanced, or does not change diagonals frequently, or uses
primarlly, or only, one diaganal, that can contribute to an unbalanced body.
Just my thinking,
Maureen
Reno, NV
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