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Training Straightness

Training StraightnessBy: Jenny Adamson Published on: 12/01/2026

Every horse is naturally asymmetrical, just like we are. One side stronger, one side more coordinated, one side that prefers to do the work. When the body isn’t trained to redistribute that load evenly, it finds clever ways to cope. Left unaddressed, this pattern can turn into injury.

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Training Straightness

Make 2026 the year your horse moves straight, strong and comfortable

Make 2026 the year your horse moves straight, strong and comfortableBy: Jenny Adamson Published on: 05/01/2026

January is one of the most powerful times of year to support your horse’s body. Because what you do now doesn’t just affect the next few weeks. It shapes how your horse will feel, move, and cope when spring riding really begins.

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Make 2026 the year your horse moves straight, strong and comfortable

Why Exercises Alone Don't Fix Crookedness

Why Exercises Alone Don't Fix CrookednessBy: Jenny Adamson Published on: 29/12/2025

You’ve been doing exercises. You’ve been consistent. And yet your horse still leans, drops a shoulder, or struggles to move evenly. Exercises alone can’t fix crookedness. Crookedness is a whole‑horse pattern, and without a clear, guided pathway, your horse will keep compensating, no matter how many exercises you do.

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Why Exercises Alone Don't Fix Crookedness

Building Strength Safely: The Step by Step Approach

Building Strength Safely: The Step by Step ApproachBy: Jenny Adamson Published on: 20/10/2025

If your horse is recovering from an injury, prone to stiffness, or just starting a conditioning journey, slow and careful strength work is the key. If you were unfit, weak, or recovering from an injury, you wouldn’t walk straight into the gym and start lifting heavy weights. The same principle applies to your horse — their body needs a gradual warm-up, activation, and gentle strength-building approach.

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Building Strength Safely: The Step by Step Approach

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