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Uplevel your riding skills, understand your body and communicate better with your horse so you can enjoy riding and advance as a rider.
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Rider Biomechanics Trainers are accessible all over the globe. Browse our Trainer Directory to find your perfect match!
"The first thing you communicate to your horse is your state of being."
RESEARCH-DRIVEN APPROACH
Change your riding by changing your mind.
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Learn how to combine anatomical embodiment and imagery to improve awareness, train the mind-body connection & produce efficient movement.
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"Great foundation that gives me immediate, tangible results!"
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Train Your Seat connects beautifully to the knowledge I already had, so I can weave it effortlessly into my lessons & even in horse coaching sessions. For me, it’s a great foundation. It gives immediate, visible & tangible results
- Joyce van Asselt
3* Rider Biomechanics Trainer, Netherlands
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"This training has made all the difference for me. Results come so much faster!"
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Practical learning through experience, movement, anatomy and biomechanics has made all the difference for me. Both personally and in working with clients. Results come so much faster!
- Janneke Jansen
4* Rider Biomechanics Trainer, Franklin Method Level 3 Educator, Netherlands
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"This will fundamentally change the way you ride & the way you coach others"
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Experiencing the change in your own body as you apply what you've learned will set you apart from other trainers in the market. It is worth the investment in both time and money.
- Yolanda Delport
3* Rider Biomechanics Trainer, Centred Riding Trainer, FEI Dressage Steward, Australia
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This guide is perfect for you if you’re a rider who:
➡️ collapses in your hip on one side
➡️ feels unstable in sitting trot or canter
➡️ struggles to stay balanced in the saddle
➡️ has tightness or tension in your pelvis
