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2021-12-19 06:24:40
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2021-12-18 20:07:18
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How do you apply your lower leg? How much have you really thought about it? When we are taught to ride, our coaches, usually cue us to “squeeze our legs“ to get the horse to move forward. While that is fine for a novice, often it is not greatly refined or differently taught as we progress in our skills. Most of us still rely quite heavily on our hamstrings to pull our lower leg back, our adductors to squeeze our knees in, and our hip flexors to pull our thigh up when trying to apply the lower leg. While I’m obviously exaggerating in this video, the issue with this type of aid is that it creates a very unstable base, usually throws our body to the side or collapses our lateral trunk (which the horse compensates for), and provides a disjointed pressure through the leg. To maintain a secure lower leg and provide consistent pressure through the whole limb, you may want to look at driving the aid more from the hip, not at the knee. That means hip muscles should be the main drivers, with the hamstrings and adductors working primarily to provide stability, not movement. The main movers should be your hip extensors and rotators, mainly your glute max and glute med. Instead of pulling your lower leg up to drive the back of your calf into the horse, think of keeping the front of your hip long and squeezing your glute to move a stable leg. This will help you keep your torso much more stable, keep your pelvis fairly soft, and provide consistent pressure through your entire lower leg, not just at your knee or the back of your calf. Give it a try on your next ride and let me know what you think! And if this hits home, The Equestrian Physio Training App opens for enrollment again in April! It will include discipline specific training programs on demand mobility workouts, and resources for working through riding specific performance problems exactly like this. Check my bio for the link to join the waitlist!
How do you apply your lower leg? How much have you really thought about it? When we are taught to ride, our coaches, usually cue us to “squeeze our legs“ to get the horse to move forward. While that is fine for a novice, often it is not greatly refined or differently taught as we progress in our skills. Most of us still rely quite heavily on our hamstrings to pull our lower leg back, our adductors to squeeze our knees in, and our hip flexors to pull our thigh up when trying to apply the lower leg. While I’m obviously exaggerating in this video, the issue with this type of aid is that it creates a very unstable base, usually throws our body to the side or collapses our lateral trunk (which the horse compensates for), and provides a disjointed pressure through the leg. To maintain a secure lower leg and provide consistent pressure through the whole limb, you may want to look at driving the aid more from the hip, not at the knee. That means hip muscles should be the main drivers, with the hamstrings and adductors working primarily to provide stability, not movement. The main movers should be your hip extensors and rotators, mainly your glute max and glute med. Instead of pulling your lower leg up to drive the back of your calf into the horse, think of keeping the front of your hip long and squeezing your glute to move a stable leg. This will help you keep your torso much more stable, keep your pelvis fairly soft, and provide consistent pressure through your entire lower leg, not just at your knee or the back of your calf. Give it a try on your next ride and let me know what you think! And if this hits home, The Equestrian Physio Training App opens for enrollment again in April! It will include discipline specific training programs on demand mobility workouts, and resources for working through riding specific performance problems exactly like this. Check my bio for the link to join the waitlist!

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