KA Equestrian Center

01/06/2024

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12/22/2022

10/04/2022

What you should know about Mary Grace

A View from the Judge’s Box

08/07/2022

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06/13/2022

We spend months – and for some of us, years and years (!!) – learning to post on the “correct” diagonal in effort to do what is right for the horse. But do we know WHY?

01/13/2022

10/29/2021

Four Steps to Winterize Your Pastures

10/12/2021

How quickly we forget

05/11/2021

To maintain a correct upper body position in the corners…

Imagine you are balancing on an exercise ball. If you lean your torso into a turn, your seat bones will push the ball (horse) in the opposite direction. To help the horse balance, keep your spine straight and use your shoulders to turn. Your seat bones will follow. Try it on a ball, it works! —Jane Kelly

🎨 Illustration by Sandy Rabinowitz

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05/10/2021

These are the movements that allow you to control and balance your horse

But the ability to roll the pelvis, not balance, is the key, researchers found.