Part 1 English online training Rider Biomechanics by Roos Dyson'

Find the harmonious connection with your horse(s) with this training!

Not only will this training give you and your horse(s) - or students - more fulfillment in riding. Also it will save costs on vet bills. And if you are a competition rider, it will bring you ribbons in a way your horse profits from it as well. Because good riding contributes to mental and physical development of a horse, instead of making them suffer.  

In part 1 Following the movements you'll find:

*Theory
*Analysis
*Practical exercises 

-> Side view: posture and alignment 
-> Muscle use
-> Mobility of the joints
-> Stability versus mobility
-> Rider movement in walk, trot, canter, light seat

Extra: 4 extensive videos in which Roos teaches this lesson to four different riders

• A 'must have' training for every rider who thinks it's horse deserves to be ridden in a joyful and developing way.
• Discover the principles of healthy movements for horse and rider.
• Learn about biomechanics from Roos Dyson, who has 30+ years of experience as a (professional) rider and teacher, and started specialising on biomechanics in 2009. 
• Replace misunderstanding between rider and horse for the magic of unity in movement. 
• In stead of recovering from injuries, move up to the next level! 
• After mastering the knowledge, insights and skills of this training, riding (or teaching) will never be the same! 

"The way you sit is the way your horse moves" is what this training is all about. Roos Dyson (who got voted "Dutch instructor of the year" with this method in 2022) guides you through the proces of learning how to analyse and improve your position, balance, and movements. After this training you can guide your horse to a healthy and beautiful way of moving, no matter what your level or experience is .right now. 

The content is a variety of theory (written and video's) and exercises to turn knowledge into actions. The exercises on the ground are to get to know your own body and gain awareness, as your own body is the most important 'tool' for training your horse. The exercises in the saddle are made to allow your horse(s) maximum freedom of movement under your saddle, to develop the right feeling, and to use your seat and movements to guide your horse to valuable improvements and an invisble way of communication.

As a bonus, you can watch lessons of 4 various riders who get instructions from Roos. These riders are a 60-year old dressage- and eventingrider, a 26 year old international jumping rider, a 16 year old novice rider and a 16 year old natural horsemanship rider (bitless). 

All the ingredients of this training lead to a huge boost of your knowledge, insights and skills that make you distinctive as a rider or teacher.