The New Anatomy of Rider Connection: Structural Balance for Rider and Horse

The New Anatomy of Rider Connection: Structural Balance for Rider and Horse image
ISBN-10:

1570768250

ISBN-13:

9781570768255

Author(s): Wanless, Mary
Released: Sep 26, 2017
Format: Paperback, 232 pages
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Description:

For the past 30-plus years, Mary Wanless and her bestselling Ride with Your Mind books and DVDs have helped revolutionize the art and science of riding horses. Now she takes her pioneering techniqueswhich combine a lifetime’s influences from the fields of psychology, biofeedback, neuro-linguistic programming, the Alexander and Feldenkrais techniques, Tai Chi, massage, dance, anatomy, sports psychology, and educational kinesiologyto a whole new level.
In her newest book, Wanless teams up with Anatomy Trains® creator and author Thomas Myers to examine how the fabric” of our bodies (fascia) can potentially allow us to generate both stability and what so many riders find elusive even after years in the saddlefeel.”

Recent research shows how the body-wide net” of fascia that both wraps each muscle and connects your skin to your bones can be the source of postural imbalances and the resulting restrictions in your movement. Wanless posits that the difference between average” and elite” riders lies in the quality of connection and awareness within this fascial net, and she gives us the means to take practical and meaningful steps toward addressing such issues, resulting in extraordinary change in the way we look and feel on horseback.

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