Explore the essential role of the walk in equestrian disciplines, its variations in dressage, and the impact on horse training. Part 3 of 3.

Second in a series, we delve deeper into the biomechanics of the walk.

Part 1 of a series exploring the biomechanics and complexities of the horse's walk.

Integrating biomechanical principles into your training opens the door to refined, effective training methods.

The synergy of classical dressage and modern horsemanship represents a powerful approach to training.

Rehabilitation demands not just technical expertise but a deep empathy and a willingness to listen to what each horse is trying to tell us.

A strong core and good muscle tone are indispensable for maintaining balance and stability on horseback.

A growing body of research suggests that understanding and applying learning theory can enhance horse welfare and rider safety.