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- When Two Spines Align-Dressage Dynamics : Attain Remarkable Riding Rapport with Your Horse
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Within riding exists a fundamental conflict of interest: The rider needs to have control--her confidence depends on her ability to control the balance of her own body as well as that of her very powerful horse. The horse, by nature, needs to feel free--free in both mind and body to express himself through movement. In When Two Spines Align , author Beth Baumert, writer and editor at the equestrian magazine Dressage Today , resolves the freedom-control enigma by taking a close look at the individual components that make up riding and dressage and providing practical ways riders can learn to harness the balance, energies, and forces at play. Readers will discover how to use "positive tension" and their body's "power lines" to become balanced and effective in the saddle. They will then find ways to understand and manage the horse's balance and "coordination challenges." Ultimately, the rider learns to regulate and monitor the horse's rhythm, energy, flexion, alignment, bend, and line of travel by properly aligning her spine with his. When the center of gravity of a balanced rider is over the center of gravity of a balanced horse, that place where two spines align becomes the hub for rider and horse harmony.
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Trafalgar Square Books
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When Two Spines Align-Dressage Dynamics : Attain Remarkable Riding Rapport with Your Horse
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Hardcover
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English
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Equestrian
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2014
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Sports & Recreation
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248 Pages
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8.5in
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"Sometimes when I'm teaching I find myself thinking my student really needs to read Beth Baumert's book. The perspective and the words she's chosen give a welcomed fresh approach to describing the theories behind training."-- George Williams , member of the US Dressage Team and President of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) "I absolutely LOVE this book! It grabbed me from the moment I read the words 'perfect balance' and 'that place where two spines meet'--you get such a great visual from this! When teaching, it can be a struggle to help riders who can't seem to balance themselves. This is where author Beth Baumert provides a valuable tool: She explains why the rider's balance is the key to the horse's balance and how a controlled interaction of balance ultimately leads to success and harmony. This book is where the magic begins."-- Debbie McDonald , two-time Olympian and USEF Developing Dressage Coach "Beth Baumert and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to horses and dressage training. Now she has created the best guide I've seen for those who really want to grasp the ins and outs of dressage--I've never read a book covering all facets of dressage in this detail. With all that is going on in our sport today, I hope that riders--now and in the future--will pursue dressage as it is described here by Beth."-- Henk van Bergen , former Chef d'Equipe of the Dutch National Dressage Team and British National Young Riders Developing Team, and member of the FEI Judges Supervisory Panel "This book is truly timeless. I can humbly admit that it clarified some subject even for me, after a lifetime of being involved with dressage. It is the equivalent of countless clinics given by some of the best in the world."-- Axel Steiner , FEI 5* Dressage Judge (retired), USEF "S" Judge, and USDF "L" Program faculty member "Beth Baumert's book is desperately needed. I see many riders going down the wrong road, often because of a dubious understanding of the term 'dressage' and a limited view of its importance. Whatever you are riding--whether hunters, ponies, jumpers--I recommend that you learn about and use dressage in your schooling, if only for reasons of maintaining soundness. I'm lucky that, in my life of riding and teaching, there has never been jumping without flatwork. But that's in my own little world. Today's riders are too consumed with cosmetics and competition. Even riders at the top have somehow lost what the Masters knew centuries ago! Every rider needs to know the basic tenets of dressage, and so I recommend When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics . I can't say enough good about it."-- George Morris , former Chef d'Equipe of the US Show Jumping Team "This is a great book! It mirrors what I see in Beth Baumert's students--they all demonstrate a very classical way of riding and training horses. When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics clearly explains the classical foundation of how the rider should balance and sit so that he or she can then educate the horse. Beth has provided a valuable tool for all kinds and levels of riders."-- Bo Jena , Chef d'Equipe, Swedish Dressage Team and FEI 4* Judge "[T]he best reason to read When Two Spines Align is that your horse will thank you for it--no matter what your discipline. ... [W]hen you move in true harmony with [your horse] so that it looks as if the movements are his idea--it's the moment we all strive for. This book can help you get there."-- Practical Horseman "This is easily the most influential book I have read for a long, long time. ... So many great concepts it is almost overwhelming. HUGE thumbs up--you will love this book."-- Behind the Bit Blog, "Sometimes when I'm teaching I find myself thinking my student really needs to read Beth Baumert's book. The perspective and the words she's chosen give a welcomed fresh approach to describing the theories behind training."--George Williams, member of the US Dressage Team and President of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) "I absolutely LOVE this book! It grabbed me from the moment I read the words 'perfect balance' and 'that place where two spines meet'--you get such a great visual from this! When teaching, it can be a struggle to help riders who can't seem to balance themselves. This is where author Beth Baumert provides a valuable tool: She explains why the rider's balance is the key to the horse's balance and how a controlled interaction of balance ultimately leads to success and harmony. This book is where the magic begins."--Debbie McDonald, two-time Olympian and USEF Developing Dressage Coach "Beth Baumert and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to horses and dressage training. Now she has created the best guide I've seen for those who really want to grasp the ins and outs of dressage--I've never read a book covering all facets of dressage in this detail. With all that is going on in our sport today, I hope that riders--now and in the future--will pursue dressage as it is described here by Beth."--Henk van Bergen, former Chef d'Equipe of the Dutch National Dressage Team and British National Young Riders Developing Team, and member of the FEI Judges Supervisory Panel "This book is truly timeless. I can humbly admit that it clarified some subject even for me, after a lifetime of being involved with dressage. It is the equivalent of countless clinics given by some of the best in the world."--Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge (retired), USEF "S" Judge, and USDF "L" Program faculty member "Beth Baumert's book is desperately needed. I see many riders going down the wrong road, often because of a dubious understanding of the term 'dressage' and a limited view of its importance. Whatever you are riding--whether hunters, ponies, jumpers--I recommend that you learn about and use dressage in your schooling, if only for reasons of maintaining soundness. I'm lucky that, in my life of riding and teaching, there has never been jumping without flatwork. But that's in my own little world. Today's riders are too consumed with cosmetics and competition. Even riders at the top have somehow lost what the Masters knew centuries ago! Every rider needs to know the basic tenets of dressage, and so I recommend When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics . I can't say enough good about it."--George Morris, former Chef d'Equipe of the US Show Jumping Team "This is a great book! It mirrors what I see in Beth Baumert's students--they all demonstrate a very classical way of riding and training horses. When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics clearly explains the classical foundation of how the rider should balance and sit so that he or she can then educate the horse. Beth has provided a valuable tool for all kinds and levels of riders."--Bo Jena, Chef d'Equipe, Swedish Dressage Team and FEI 4* Judge "[T]he best reason to read When Two Spines Align is that your horse will thank you for it--no matter what your discipline. ... [W]hen you move in true harmony with [your horse] so that it looks as if the movements are his idea--it's the moment we all strive for. This book can help you get there."-- Practical Horseman, Sometimes when I'm teaching I find myself thinking my student really needs to read Beth Baumert's book. The perspective and the words she's chosen give a welcomed fresh approach to describing the theories behind training." —George Williams Member, US Dressage Team and President, United States Dressage Federation (USDF) I absolutely LOVE this book! It grabbed me from the moment I read the words ‘perfect balance' and ‘that place where two spines meet'—you get such a great visual from this! When teaching, it can be a struggle to help riders who can't seem to balance themselves. This is where author Beth Baumert provides a valuable tool: She explains why the rider's balance is the key to the horse's balance and how a controlled interaction of balance ultimately leads to success and harmony. This book is where the magic begins." —Debbie McDonald Two-Time Olympian and USEF Developing Dressage Coach Beth Baumert and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to horses and dressage training. Now she has created the best guide I've seen for those who really want to grasp the ins and outs of dressage—I've never read a book covering all facets of dressage in this detail. With all that is going on in our sport today, I hope that riders—now and in the future—will pursue dressage as it is described here by Beth." —Henk van Bergen Former Chef d'Equipe, Dutch National Dressage Team and British National Young Riders Developing Team, and Member, FEI Judges Supervisory Panel This book is truly timeless. I can humbly admit that it clarified some subject even for me, after a lifetime of being involved with dressage. It is the equivalent of countless clinics given by some of the best in the world." —Axel Steiner FEI 5* Dressage Judge (Retired), USEF S" Judge, and USDF L" Program Faculty Member Beth Baumert's book is desperately needed. I see many riders going down the wrong road, often because of a dubious understanding of the term ‘dressage' and a limited view of its importance. Whatever you are riding—whether hunters, ponies, jumpers—I recommend that you learn about and use dressage in your schooling, if only for reasons of maintaining soundness. I'm lucky that, in my life of riding and teaching, there has never been jumping without flatwork. But that's in my own little world. Today's riders are too consumed with cosmetics and competition. Even riders at the top have somehow lost what the Masters knew centuries ago! Every rider needs to know the basic tenets of dressage, and so I recommend When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics. I can't say enough good about it." —George Morris Former Chef d'Equipe, US Show Jumping Team This is a great book! It mirrors what I see in Beth Baumert's students—they all demonstrate a very classical way of riding and training horses. When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics clearly explains the classical foundation of how the rider should balance and sit so that he or she can then educate the horse. Beth has provided a valuable tool for all kinds and levels of riders." —Bo Jena Chef d'Equipe, Swedish Dressage Team and FEI 4* Judge, Sometimes when I'm teaching I find myself thinking my student really needs to read Beth Baumert's book. The perspective and the words she's chosen give a welcomed fresh approach to describing the theories behind training."—George Williams, member of the US Dressage Team and President of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) I absolutely LOVE this book! It grabbed me from the moment I read the words ‘perfect balance' and ‘that place where two spines meet'—you get such a great visual from this! When teaching, it can be a struggle to help riders who can't seem to balance themselves. This is where author Beth Baumert provides a valuable tool: She explains why the rider's balance is the key to the horse's balance and how a controlled interaction of balance ultimately leads to success and harmony. This book is where the magic begins."—Debbie McDonald, two-time Olympian and USEF Developing Dressage Coach Beth Baumert and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to horses and dressage training. Now she has created the best guide I've seen for those who really want to grasp the ins and outs of dressage—I've never read a book covering all facets of dressage in this detail. With all that is going on in our sport today, I hope that riders—now and in the future—will pursue dressage as it is described here by Beth."—Henk van Bergen, former Chef d'Equipe of the Dutch National Dressage Team and British National Young Riders Developing Team, and member of the FEI Judges Supervisory Panel This book is truly timeless. I can humbly admit that it clarified some subject even for me, after a lifetime of being involved with dressage. It is the equivalent of countless clinics given by some of the best in the world."—Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge (retired), USEF S" Judge, and USDF L" Program faculty member Beth Baumert's book is desperately needed. I see many riders going down the wrong road, often because of a dubious understanding of the term ‘dressage' and a limited view of its importance. Whatever you are riding—whether hunters, ponies, jumpers—I recommend that you learn about and use dressage in your schooling, if only for reasons of maintaining soundness. I'm lucky that, in my life of riding and teaching, there has never been jumping without flatwork. But that's in my own little world. Today's riders are too consumed with cosmetics and competition. Even riders at the top have somehow lost what the Masters knew centuries ago! Every rider needs to know the basic tenets of dressage, and so I recommend When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics . I can't say enough good about it."—George Morris, former Chef d'Equipe of the US Show Jumping Team This is a great book! It mirrors what I see in Beth Baumert's students—they all demonstrate a very classical way of riding and training horses. When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics clearly explains the classical foundation of how the rider should balance and sit so that he or she can then educate the horse. Beth has provided a valuable tool for all kinds and levels of riders."—Bo Jena, Chef d'Equipe, Swedish Dressage Team and FEI 4* Judge "[T]he best reason to read When Two Spines Align is that your horse will thank you for it--no matter what your discipline. ... [W]hen you move in true harmony with [your horse] so that it looks as if the movements are his idea--it's the moment we all strive for. This book can help you get there."-- Practical Horseman, "Sometimes when I'm teaching I find myself thinking my student really needs to read Beth Baumert's book. The perspective and the words she's chosen give a welcomed fresh approach to describing the theories behind training."-- George Williams , member of the US Dressage Team and President of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) "I absolutely LOVE this book! It grabbed me from the moment I read the words ''perfect balance' and ''that place where two spines meet'--you get such a great visual from this! When teaching, it can be a struggle to help riders who can't seem to balance themselves. This is where author Beth Baumert provides a valuable tool: She explains why the rider's balance is the key to the horse's balance and how a controlled interaction of balance ultimately leads to success and harmony. This book is where the magic begins."-- Debbie McDonald , two-time Olympian and USEF Developing Dressage Coach "Beth Baumert and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to horses and dressage training. Now she has created the best guide I've seen for those who really want to grasp the ins and outs of dressage--I've never read a book covering all facets of dressage in this detail. With all that is going on in our sport today, I hope that riders--now and in the future--will pursue dressage as it is described here by Beth."-- Henk van Bergen , former Chef d'Equipe of the Dutch National Dressage Team and British National Young Riders Developing Team, and member of the FEI Judges Supervisory Panel "This book is truly timeless. I can humbly admit that it clarified some subject even for me, after a lifetime of being involved with dressage. It is the equivalent of countless clinics given by some of the best in the world."-- Axel Steiner , FEI 5* Dressage Judge (retired), USEF "S" Judge, and USDF "L" Program faculty member "Beth Baumert's book is desperately needed. I see many riders going down the wrong road, often because of a dubious understanding of the term ''dressage' and a limited view of its importance. Whatever you are riding--whether hunters, ponies, jumpers--I recommend that you learn about and use dressage in your schooling, if only for reasons of maintaining soundness. I'm lucky that, in my life of riding and teaching, there has never been jumping without flatwork. But that's in my own little world. Today's riders are too consumed with cosmetics and competition. Even riders at the top have somehow lost what the Masters knew centuries ago! Every rider needs to know the basic tenets of dressage, and so I recommend When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics . I can't say enough good about it."-- George Morris , former Chef d'Equipe of the US Show Jumping Team "This is a great book! It mirrors what I see in Beth Baumert's students--they all demonstrate a very classical way of riding and training horses. When Two Spines Align: Dressage Dynamics clearly explains the classical foundation of how the rider should balance and sit so that he or she can then educate the horse. Beth has provided a valuable tool for all kinds and levels of riders."-- Bo Jena , Chef d'Equipe, Swedish Dressage Team and FEI 4* Judge "[T]he best reason to read When Two Spines Align is that your horse will thank you for it--no matter what your discipline. ... [W]hen you move in true harmony with [your horse] so that it looks as if the movements are his idea--it's the moment we all strive for. This book can help you get there."-- Practical Horseman "This is easily the most influential book I have read for a long, long time. ... So many great concepts it is almost overwhelming. HUGE thumbs up--you will love this book."-- Behind the Bit Blog
Table of Content
Foreword by Axel SteinerPrefaceIntroduction: The Possibility of MagicPart 1: How Riders WorkChapter 1: The Seat -- The Place Where Two Spines MeetChapter 2: An Introduction to PowerlinesChapter 3: The Vertical Powerline -- Power to GOChapter 4: The Connecting Powerline -- Suppleness to STOPChapter 5: The Spiraling Powerline -- Flexibility to TURNChapter 6: The Visual Powerline -- Connecting the the Outside WorldChapter 7: Clear Aids for CommunicationPart 2: How Horses WorkChapter 8: Balance IssuesChapter 9: How the Horse's Weight Distribution ChangesChapter 10: Impulsion and EngagementChapter 11: Leverage for CollectionChapter 12: TransitionsChapter 13: Half-HaltsPart 3: How Two Spines Meet in BalanceChapter 14; RhythmChapter 15: EnergyChapter 16: Flexion of the PollChapter 17: Spinal AlignmentChapter 18: the BendChapter 19: The Height of the NeckChapter 20: The Length of the StrideChapter 21: The Line of TravelChapter 22: Figures and MovementsConclusion: the Probability of MagicPhotograph and illustration creditsIndex
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2014
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2014-010775
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