HORSE IN POSITIVE TENSION - BIOMECHANICS OF RIDING

Discover the fascinating world of equestrian biomechanics with the book "Horse in Positive Tension" by Stefan Stammer. This publication combines the latest scientific research with practical riding knowledge, offering a unique perspective on the horse's movement and its impact on athletic performance. Learn how to optimize training, avoid injuries, and develop positive body tension in the horse to achieve better communication and cooperation with your mount.

• Understanding the biomechanics of horse movement and its application in training.
• Optimizing training to avoid overload and injury.
• Developing positive tension in the horse's body for better results.
• Practical application of biomechanical knowledge in riding.
• Improving communication and cooperation with the horse.
• Making informed decisions regarding horse training.
• Evaluating classical riding theory in light of the latest research.

Stefan Stammer, an experienced rider and scientist, analyzes the horse's movement from a functional point of view in his book, explaining how kinetic energy is generated and how body structures are used to efficiently transfer movement. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for any rider who wants to understand their horse on a deeper level and improve their performance while caring for their health and well-being.

"Horse in Positive Tension" is not just a collection of theories, but above all a practical guide to help you in your daily training. With this book, you will learn how to avoid mistakes that can lead to injury, and how to develop positive body tension in the horse, which is the key to success in any equestrian discipline. Regardless of your level of advancement, this book will open up new possibilities for you and allow you to achieve better results in riding.

Galaktyka Publishing, known for publishing high-quality specialist literature, puts in your hands a book that will revolutionize the way you think about riding. "Horse in Positive Tension" is a must-read for anyone who wants to improve their skills and take care of their horse's health. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of equestrian biomechanics and start training more effectively and safely with this book.

This book also analyzes the fascial systems, which have gained importance in recent years in research on horse movement. The author wonders whether the classical riding theory, with the training pyramid as its central element, can meet the current knowledge about the biomechanical relationships of horse movement. The answers are both simple and complex: the development of positive body tension is the key to the health and performance of every riding horse.