iRide training products?

[nikicb]

Not much response in CR, so posting here as well.....

Just wondering whether anyone on here has used them.

I can't quite get my head around following instructions from someone when they can't see/don't know me or my horse, if you see what I mean.

What are they like to use and were they beneficial?

Thank you.

 

[Auslander]

OMG - I just googled iRide. My EYES!!

Suspect you are talking about a different iRide - and one of which I have no experience, so can't help, I'm afraid

Not that I have any experience of the other one either!

 

[nikicb]

OMG - I just googled iRide. My EYES!!

Suspect you are talking about a different iRide - and one of which I have no experience, so can't help, I'm afraid

Not that I have any experience of the other one either!

Trust you to lower the tone of the place. When I googled it I didn't come up with anything risque, perhaps we have better security on our computer.

Thanks for the bump anyway.

To bring this back to topic, my old RI was trained by Isobel Wessels, so I thought some of the training may seem familiar compared to how I had been taught before.

 

[sarah ow]

They are v good, but you have to listen to them first (good on the bus). Doesn't matter that they don't know you/horse, they seem to have an answer for everything (the Alison Short ones anyway, those are the ones I have) and it doesn't matter whether you have short or long arena. Talks about balance and position a lot. Helps to keep me tidy and focused... Has anyone bought them and if so which ones other than the Alison Short ones do you recommend?