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The rider's legs remain in normal position. “In using the weight, the rider should
keep the buttocks in the saddle, the legs in their proper position, and should carry
the upper part of the body backward repeatedly by bending hinge-like, at the ...
The rider's legs remain in normal position. “In using the weight, the rider should
keep the buttocks in the saddle, the legs in their proper position, and should carry
the upper part of the body backward repeatedly by bending hinge-like, at the ...
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This turn is neither a half-circle (where the hindlegs track the forelegs) nor a turn
on the haunches (where the hindlegs remain almost in place); it is something in
between. In this turn the curve described by the forehand is larger than the one ...
This turn is neither a half-circle (where the hindlegs track the forelegs) nor a turn
on the haunches (where the hindlegs remain almost in place); it is something in
between. In this turn the curve described by the forehand is larger than the one ...
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The legs should be used merely to establish contact and to keep the horse alert,
but not for increasing the speed; this should remain the ordinary one. Impulse
forward. After approximately two weeks of riding on soft contact begin to develop
...
The legs should be used merely to establish contact and to keep the horse alert,
but not for increasing the speed; this should remain the ordinary one. Impulse
forward. After approximately two weeks of riding on soft contact begin to develop
...
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CHAPTER PAGE WHAT THIS Book Is AbouT AND How to USE | 1 |
IMAGINE YOU ARE A HoRSE | 13 |
THE SEARCH FoR BALANCE | 29 |
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| Titel | Commonsense Horsemanship: A Distinct Method of Riding and Schooling Horses and of Learning to Ride |
| Autor | Vladimir S. Littauer |
| Ausgabe | 2, illustriert, überarbeitet |
| Verlag | Arco, 1974 |
| Original von | die University of Virginia |
| Digitalisiert | 5. Sept. 2008 |
| ISBN | 0668026022, 9780668026024 |
| Länge | 370 Seiten |
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