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If Your Horse Falls In on a Circle, Start Here
by: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 27/04/2026If your horse tends to fall in on a circle… drift through the shoulder… or feel harder to keep balanced one way… It usually links to the same thing: Your horse is finding one side easier to use than the other. So instead of staying evenly balanced… they shift their weight, rely on what feels easier, and fall into that pattern.
Why Your Horse’s Topline Isn’t Changing (Even If You’re Doing the Work)
by: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 20/04/2026Topline isn’t something you build directly. It’s something that develops as a result of how your horse moves. So if your horse is still: uneven relying more on one side not quite using their body correctly They physically can’t build the topline you’re aiming for. Because the body will always strengthen around the way it’s being used.
Your Horse Isn’t Stiff — You’re Just Seeing the Result of This
by: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 13/04/2026If you’ve ever felt like one rein is harder… your horse feels stiff… or something just isn’t quite even… You’re not alone. This is one of the most common things I see. And it’s easy to label it as stiffness. But in many cases, what you’re feeling isn’t actually stiffness at all.
Why Your Horse Isn't Working Long & Low
by: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 06/04/2026The clocks have gone forward, evenings are lighter, and many of us are finally out riding more often. You’re excited to ride again — but maybe a little anxious too: Is my horse strong enough after winter? Am I doing too much too soon? Am I pushing them the wrong way? There’s a clear, practical way to set your horse up for strength, balance, and comfort — and enjoy every ride along the way.
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