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Steps to Bend a Horse
- By Charlie S Lafave
- Published February 10, 2009
- Equestrian
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One of the common problems that most people face are about the aids for
bending. Every horse owner should be able to bend his horse evenly from
poll to tail not only on circles, corners, and school figures, but
also, they need to bend to correctly their horse before moving on to
the advanced exercises like shoulder-in, haunches-in, and half pass.
4 Basic Rules for Riding Instructors
- By James W Kelly
- Published February 10, 2009
- Equestrian
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The aim of riding instructors are not just to teach their students how
to ride. But, they are also responsible for the lives of their
learners. They have a profound influence on the students they teach.
With time, some students develop good relationships with their riding
instructors.
Difference between Punishment and Correction
- By Steve Nash
- Published February 10, 2009
- Equestrian
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Almost every horse owner at some point or the other gets angry on their
horse; it’s common. The reasons vary from person to person, such as
horse has been misbehaving or simply a bad day etc. In these situations
you (horse owner) need to know the difference between punishment and
correction.
Horse Training- Solid Jumping
- By Gerald P Njuguna
- Published February 10, 2009
- Equestrian
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Are you about to participate in a competitive show jump event or want
to pursue combined training events? Then, you need to train your horse
to jump solids.
Motocross Schools
- By Todd Senauskas
- Published January 3, 2009
- Equestrian , All Extreme Sports , Earth , News & Media , ATV Racing , Directories , Drivers , Events , Motocross Store , Motorcycle Racing , News and Media , Organizations , Schools and Instruction , Tracks
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Motocross schools and training facilities
What Makes a Bicycle Light and Fast
- By Charlie S Lafave
- Published December 23, 2008
- Equestrian , Racing
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Tour de France is most well-known bicycle race, which has existed for over 100 years. The race covers more than 2200 miles in a 23 day course covering France and other neighboring countries. It is a test of endurance and skills of bikers as well as most technologically advanced racing cycles used by them.
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