Riding school riders ride better! Afke Teunen

You don't need your own horse to learn to ride well. You can easily do that with just an hour a week at the riding school.
Many riding school riders even ride better than riders with their own horse.
After all, they ride different horses and that makes them more agile and flexible.
But as a riding school rider you also encounter specific problems.

-You have to get a horse excited about exercises that he has already done many times.
Competitions are also different, because multiple riders ride "your" horse. How do you impress the judges then?
-And now that so much is being said and written about horse welfare, you may be wondering what your responsibility is.

About the author:
Copywriter Afke Teunen has been writing about horses for about twenty years. For Bit's riding school test, she visited and evaluated nearly one hundred riding schools and wrote dozens of articles on horse behavior, mental coaching, posture and seat, and the finer points of riding. She translated all this knowledge for the riding school rider and compiled it in this book.