👉 This rider’s right ring finger wasn’t bending properly after an old injury. Without that flexion, the thumb and index finger were overworking, which lifted her right hand higher than the left. By re-training the ring finger to flex and support the rein, she could keep her wrist neutral, connect through the elbow – and ride with finer, more balanced contact. 👉 You don’t only ride with the ring finger on the rein (before anyone comments- it was just an exercise I did with the rider) but its fl

❓Ever felt your rising trot is wonky or one rein feels harder than the other? It’s easy to think the problem starts in the saddle - but often that’s just where it shows up. That’s why in Rider Physio sessions we don’t just assess you on the horse (or simulator). We also look off the horse to find the root cause - whether it’s: 🔵Asymmetry from an old injury 🔵Core or pelvic control 🔵Habitual movement patterns Because if you only treat the symptoms in the saddle, the problem will keep coming bac

👉 This rider’s right ring finger wasn’t bending properly after an old injury. Without that flexion, the thumb and index finger were overworking, which lifted her right hand higher than the left. By re-training the ring finger to flex and support the rein, she could keep her wrist neutral, connect through the elbow – and ride with finer, more balanced contact. 👉 You don’t only ride with the ring finger on the rein (before anyone comments- it was just an exercise I did with the rider) but its fl

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