llohcins
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Any recommendations for biomechanics type riding instructor in hertfordshire? Also looking for someone to do some intelligent horsemanship work with my lad in this area? Look forward to any suggestions x
Biomechanics riding instructor and IH person herts
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Kathyt
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Try looking for a Enlightened Equitation or RWYM instructor (try both as they are different). For ground work look on the IH website for RA's.
Darcydoo
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No help to but I had a lesson today with a biomechanics instructor and the difference in Darcy was amazing. All from just a few tweeks to my core seat, from giraffe to long and low in minutes. As for finding an instructor try as Kathyt suggests or the bhs website x.
Bernster
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Annette Bryant is brilliant as an instructor - she has done Mary wanless but is now enlightened equitation qualified I think. Best instructor I've come across. Also does ground work so might fit the bill for what you're looking for. Shes on Facebook, south herts.
llohcins
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Hi there, could you poss pm me details for Annette? I don't seem to be able to find her on Facebook sorry. i have tried searching for RWYM and enlightened equitation freelance instructors but nothing coming up in this area x
SassieSoz
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Used to be on the same yard as Julia Fisher (IH) and always liked her calm and quiet approach. Never used her personally but know others who've been really pleased with her. And a lovely lady as well! Her contact details (readily available form the IH website) are: M: 07950 965099 and E: perfectconfidenceinfo@gmail.com
Forgot to add, she's based just south of Hitchin.
Forgot to add, she's based just south of Hitchin.
JillA
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http://www.intelligenthorsemanship.co.uk/specialist-horse-training.html or
http://www.enlightenedequitation.com/teacher_find.htm or I find Centred Riding more relevant but it depends where you are at and the quality of your local one, they are all human and different
http://www.centeredriding.org/instructors-search.asp
http://www.enlightenedequitation.com/teacher_find.htm or I find Centred Riding more relevant but it depends where you are at and the quality of your local one, they are all human and different
http://www.centeredriding.org/instructors-search.asp
Kelly Marks
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Julia Fisher is one of the nicest people you'll find - with the most incredible eye for detail. The fact that she's been my friend for 12 (?) years doesn't make me biased at all!
Bernster
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Agreed - I used her for groundwork (loading issues) and would def recommend for that. No experience on the riding side but I imagine shed be v good too. Have pm'd you Annette's details.