claire4ss
New User
After proof reading the last survey, I have made many changes, thank you to all that raised these issues please find attached revised survey.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/67NKYLD
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/67NKYLD
Rider Asymmetry survey
- Thread starter claire4ss
- Start date
chocolate_cake
Active Member
Done
skydancer
Well-Known Member
done
MiJodsR2BlinkinTite
Well-Known Member
The importance of rider symmetry is under-emphasised IMO. I never knew till relatively recently that I've got one leg slightly longer than the other - but apparently this is fairly common, and I knew that I struggled when working on one particular rein, getting a canter lead, rising trot etc etc., but never knew why.
Also, it is possible for various assymetries in other areas as well, i.e. back - where you can have kyphosis or scoliosis, and often with these conditions you'll get a degree of hip/pelvic rotation as well; or a shoulder assymetry which will then put the head and neck of the rider into an undesired position - all of which can and will affect the horse.
Also, it is possible for various assymetries in other areas as well, i.e. back - where you can have kyphosis or scoliosis, and often with these conditions you'll get a degree of hip/pelvic rotation as well; or a shoulder assymetry which will then put the head and neck of the rider into an undesired position - all of which can and will affect the horse.