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Ride Right with Daniel Stewart
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Most riders would never consider working a horse without first warming it up but fail to treat their own bodies with the same respect. In this book an exercise physiologist demonstrates how horse and rider performance can be improved by simply showing riders how to improve themselves. The three main phases of the Ride Right system: Rider Biomechanics; Strength Stamina and Suppleness and Rider Frame of Mind show riders how to excel.Publisher: J.A.Allen
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 184
Author: Daniel Stewart
Author Notes: Daniel Stewart has been a successful international trainer and instructor for over 25 years. In addition to the US, he’s trained riders in Spain, Portugal, Canada, Mexico, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, Greece and the West Indies. From 2000 to 2006 he coached riders on several US Equestrian Teams to success at World Championships, World Equestrian Games and Olympics. As the internationally acclaimed author of “Ride Right†he’s widely considered one of the world’s leading experts on equestrian sport psychology, biomechanics, and athletics. He teaches clinics and seminars to thousands of riders each year and is the popular guest speaker at many national and international conventions such as Equine Affaire, World Horse Expo, USPC, AQHA, USEA, NAHRA, CHA, NAHRA and the International Equestrian Festival at the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington KY.
Coach Stewart has been the subject of numerous magazine and newspaper articles and is a regular presenter on the Horse Radio Network as their equestrian sport psychology and performance expert. Coach Stewart now resides in Naples FL where he recently launched three online equestrian sport psychology programs so that riders from around the world can attend his online seminars or speak with him live via webcam to discuss the many ways of controlling the stress, pressure, nerves and show jitters so often associated with riding or showing.
