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Without good core engagement, other areas of the body take the strain — the back tightens, the forehand becomes heavy, and the movement loses lift and freedom. That’s when you start to see recurring soreness, short strides, or general tension that never quite goes away.
Crookedness is something you can’t just ride through. Every horse has a stronger side, a weaker side, and little ways of compensating — and those imbalances quietly hold back strength, balance, and long-term soundness. Ignoring it is like trying to build a house on a wonky foundation — it just won’t work.
👉 Every horse, no matter their age, stage, or discipline, benefits from the same 3-step approach. I call it Mobilise, Activate, Strengthen. It’s my tried-and-tested formula for helping horses move better, feel better, and build a body that supports long-term soundness.
In Hand Exercises are one of the most valuable tools you can add to your horse’s routine — whether you’re working with a youngster, rehabbing after injury, supporting a senior, or keeping a competition horse supple and straight.

Learn more about your horses body and movement, and how to unlock your horses ability and wellness in this mini course!
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