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Re: [RC] re: lameness - Chris Paus

I don't disagree with you. And I've taken plenty of
longe line lessons with an SRS trained classical
instructor to correct my own rider failings. I'm a
long way from where I want to be as a rider, but I'm
working on it and the vet chiro tells me my horses are
pretty well balanced. He's an instructor at the AVCA
school of chiropractic.

chris
--- Cindy Collins <ccollins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Chris Paus <paus@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
I post on the right diagonal. It's the way my body
works. when I try to post on the left, my horse
throws
me to the right diagonal. My left diag posting must
be
uncomfortable to him.

We all have to do whatever we have to do to
compensate for our physical
limitations.  I have plenty.  However, a good
dressage instructor could
teach you ways to balance your body.  There are many
physically disabled
riders competing at higher levels that I'll ever
reach.  Your horse throws
you to the right because he's become one sided due
to only being ridden on
that side.  They will all do that.  At this point in
your horse's life,
it's likely irrelevant, but if you ever started a
new horse, I'd suggest
you try to develop a balanced body on the horse. 
Just because this horse
hasn't been lame is not a reason to assume you
wouldn't damage another
one.  This was may just be exceptional at
compensating for you.  CC


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Re: [RC] re: lameness, Cindy Collins