by janesavoie | Jun 25, 2013 | Dressage, Dressage Tips, Dressage Training Problems, Dressage Training Solutions, Rider Position
If your horse tilts his head and carries one ear lower than the other, chances are he’s stiff at the poll. You might see first see this on circles or the lateral work with a bend such as shoulder-in, haunches-in, and half pass. Here’s an exercise you can do to supple...
by janesavoie | Jan 21, 2012 | Dressage, Dressage Mentor, Dressage Training Solutions, Rider Position
The second Dressage Mentor Reunion is going on RIGHT now and we’re having a blast! We have had so many different activities already!…yummy dinner at the fancy, shmancy Players club, “survivor-type” challenges (The first place winner won a...
by janesavoie | Nov 15, 2011 | Canter, Dressage, Dressage Tips, Rider Position
Happy Horse Tip #6-Improve Your Seat in the Canter Think about how your seat moves when you’re cantering. Notice how your hip angles open and close. Start with your upper body on the vertical, and then open your hip angles and let your upper body rock a bit BEHIND the...
by janesavoie | Apr 2, 2011 | Dressage, Rider Position
Dressage trainer Jane Savoie and Peter Raymond, President of Human Condition LLC, joined forces at EQ-Equisense to create the world’s first SmartTack for Equestrians. After extensive research and development, Savoie and Raymond announced today that their revolutionary...
by janesavoie | Feb 27, 2011 | Dressage, Dressage Tips, Dressage Training Problems, Product, Rider Position
Dressage trainer, Jane Savoie, is excited about her new company EQ-Equisense’s breakthrough approach to riding and horse training for all equestrians. EQ Equisense Systems and three-time Olympic coach, Jane Savoie, debuted this unique training system for dressage...
by janesavoie | Oct 27, 2010 | Dressage, Rider Position
EQ Equisense Systems stunned the competitive riding community at this year’s Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ by unveiling its debut products, the enhanced EQ Sensor based Reins and Saddle. The “enhanced” saddle and reins use biomechanical feedback together with...
