They combine stretch and twist motions at low speed that break down the defensive ‘locking’ habit of the back and encourage the horse to learn to let go and allow progress to the strength building phase of exercises that will develop true engagement under impulsion. Please refer back to part one of the blog if needed.īelow are four introductory exercises that look quite simple, and in a sense they are, yet they will produce a noticeable improvement in the horse’s willingness to flex through the spine. In case you missed last week's blog , Simon provided a very thorough, yet easy to understand, explanation regarding Spinal Crowding Syndrome and Kissing Spine. His exercise method can be used in any riding discipline, English or Western. Once again, we are very fortunate to have with us guest blogger, Simon Cocozza, a registered Instructor and Examiner for La Fédération Française d’Equitation (FFE) who has extensive experience dealing these issues, and will share his Core Correction riding exercise method. In this post, we will discuss specific riding exercises to improve spinal health and movement, and, in some cases, even kiss kissing spine good-bye! #KISSING SPINE IN HORSES SERIES#This blog post is part two of a series discussing equine spinal health, Spinal Crowding Syndrome and Kissing Spine.
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