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I'm seeing lots of Olympic dressage riders riding with a hollow back, including our own Charlotte and Carl.
This used to be frowned on in "the old days" but I've just seen an advert where a rider is modelling sitting in two saddles with a hollow back and I'm seeing it more and more.
Is it now considered correct due to pelvis placement (it appears to tilt the pelvis forward) or something? I'm not criticising, I'm just trying to understand why something I've been told is wrong is now working well for top level riders. Or did it always happen and I didn't notice?
Picture of what I mean.
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This used to be frowned on in "the old days" but I've just seen an advert where a rider is modelling sitting in two saddles with a hollow back and I'm seeing it more and more.
Is it now considered correct due to pelvis placement (it appears to tilt the pelvis forward) or something? I'm not criticising, I'm just trying to understand why something I've been told is wrong is now working well for top level riders. Or did it always happen and I didn't notice?
Picture of what I mean.
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