as the
motion of the horse is like centrifugal force that will tend to
move
us out
of it.
Robyn
Does it then follow that to oppose that centrifugal force requires
increased weight on the inside seat bone. Sylvia Loch says so in The
classical Seat (only arrived today).
I made my
On Apr 16, 2008, at 9:43 AM, Susan Coombes wrote:
My opinion isn't worth much as I am only learning!
So are we all! Sounds to me like you have given this a lot more
thought than most folks, me included!
Kat
not something you 'stay' in but rather are always finding it and re
finding
because of the motion of the horse.
Robyn
How can we use this idea to help our horses find and stay in the
desired gait? Can we put ourselves in what becomes the sweet spot
for what we want?
Kat
not something you 'stay' in but rather are always finding it and re
finding because of the motion of the horse.
How can we use this idea to help our horses find and stay in the
desired gait? Can we put ourselves in what becomes the sweet spot
for what we want?
Oh, Kat, this is a
not something you 'stay' in but rather are always finding it and re
finding
because of the motion of the horse.
Robyn
If We were doing a turn would I be finding it on my inside seat bone?
It seams logical to me that would be the new requested centre of
gravity. If I want Corrie to
Hi Kat,
How can we use this idea to help our horses find and stay in the
desired gait? Can we put ourselves in what becomes the sweet spot
for what we want?
You can definitely help your horse with the use of concepts like neutral
pelvis but you can't 'stay' in one place or you become
You can definitely help your horse with the use of concepts like neutral
pelvis but you can't 'stay' in one place or you become really stiff
and then
the horse becomes stiff. It is about constantly - refinding neutral
as the
motion of the horse is like centrifugal force that will tend to
http://eclectic-horseman.com/content/view/65/33/
I read this, printed it, reread it. Its going to take some digesting.
So this sweet spot moves. I get that bit. I could make a cardboard
model of a horse in different parts of the gait to demonstrate this.
Its going to move in different
Hi Susan
So this sweet spot moves. I get that bit.
That is why there is a difference between center of mass and center of
gravity. Just scanned through the article as I got home late last night and
am leaving this morning. The concept and function of Peggy Cummings
'neutral pelvis' keeps people
http://eclectic-horseman.com/content/view/65/33/
The whole website is very interesting
Sue Coombes UK
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