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www.equestrianspirit.com.au
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| | | | | Horses, very much like people, develop "crooked" - a preference to utilise one side of the body over the other. So why should we train for straightness? | |
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www.horsejournals.com
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| | | | | Flexibility and mobility are essential ingredients for rider success both in and out of the competition ring. Equestrian sports require sustained periods of correct, upright posture, dynamic balance and total body control, all of which are directly affected by the flexibility and mobility of muscles and joints. | |
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www.crankyfitness.com
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| | | | | What, you can't do this wearing a weighted vest? What's wrong with you? (Photo: Amber Karnes ) Finally--the updated 2011 women's guide t... | |
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jimbo.lol
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| | | As I mentioned in my last weekly recap post, my insurance denied the MRI that my doctor ordered on my ribs, so she referred me to Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery for a consult/eval. I had that appointment yesterday. | ||
