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By Adriane Alvord
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Credit: Courtesy, Beckie Samuels Beckie Samuels rides Gratitude, an 8-year-old Holsteiner mare, at Training Level.

Develop a Supportive Leg

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Credit: Courtesy, Thomas Myers The lateral lines consist of a single continuity of myofascia—a blend of muscles and tough fascial fabric—starting from the outer arch of the foot and running up the side of the leg to a wide attachment at the iliac crest. It continues up the trunk as a series of Xs crisscrossing like shoelaces up the side of the rib cage and neck to attach to the head out by the ear.

Transform Your Dressage Position

By Mary Wanless
Feb 13, 2017

Credit: Norma Ashton and Richard I’Anson Use of a resistance band

Better Breathing for the Dressage Rider

By Rebecca Ashton
Feb 13, 2017

Credit: © hamara Hip pain and tightness are common complaints, seeming to be more prevalent among dressage riders.

Can Wide Horses Cause Rider Hip Pain?

By Britta Anna Pedersen
Aug 29, 2019

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Rider Fitness: Training Reactions

By Rebecca Ashton
Feb 13, 2017

Credit: Norma Ashton Diagonal-Line Clam Setup

Exercises to Improve Dressage Leg Position and Control

By Rebecca Ashton
Feb 13, 2017

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How Physical Fitness Impacts Riding and Confidence

By Jenny Susser
Feb 13, 2017

Credit: Geoff Ashton Shoulder Stability in Prone

Rider Exercises to Increase Shoulder Stability and Create Soft Hands

By Rebecca Ashton
Feb 13, 2017

Credit: Geoff Ashton Swan Setup

Exercises to Strengthen the Dressage Rider's Torso

By Rebecca Ashton
Feb 13, 2017

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