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Dressage Coach

Rider Biomechanics

Rider biomechanics is crucial in equine sports to optimize performance and prevent injuries. Horses are highly responsive animals, constantly improving their sensitivity to our cues. They are acutely attuned to our body mechanics, making any asymmetry or imbalance detrimental to their performance.

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Classical Dressage

Foundations Course in

Rider Biomechanics

Rider Biomechanics Level 1 is a comprehensive self-paced online program designed for equestrians who want to enhance their riding skills by understanding and improving their own body mechanics. This course is ideal for riders of all disciplines and experience levels who are eager to develop a deeper connection with their horse, prevent injuries, and achieve better performance through correct posture, balance, and movement.

Throughout this program, you will explore the fundamental principles of rider biomechanics, including body alignment, functional movement, and proprioception.

Enhancing Equine Performance

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Franklin Method Equestrian

Our Mission

At Toorala Equine Performance, we are dedicated to promoting the well-being and performance of horses through innovative solutions and expert care. Our blog offers valuable insights and tips to help horse owners optimize their equine partners' potential. Join us on this journey towards maximizing your horse's performance and overall health.

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Unleash the power of innovation with Toorala Equine Performance. Our state-of-the-art audio training aid is designed to optimize your horse's performance and enhance communication. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or a passionate rider, our cutting-edge technology is here to support your journey towards success.

“I have attended two classes to date, one on the pelvis and one on the lower limb.  Both were incredibly informative, packed with effective and easy to do exercises that you can do both on and off horse virtually anywhere."
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