Becoming an Effective Rider: Developing Your Mind and Body for Balance and Unity

by Cherry Hill

Like all other athletes, horseback riders benefit from both mental and physical training.  Here Cherry Hill offers a range of techniques to help you reach your full potential as a rider, whether your interest is in recreational riding or formal dressage.  Here is the essential mental aspect of riding that is missing in so many how-to books on riding.

 

Genres: Horses

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

About the author

Cherry Hill is now writing fiction and her debut novel, Becoming Amber, will be released this year.
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Cherry Hill is the internationally known best-selling author of more than 30 non-fiction horse books, including How to Think Like a Horse, Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage, and 101 Arena Exercises. Her books have been translated into eleven languages; most are published by the Hachette Book Group. She has also written over 1,000 articles for popular equine publications.
Besides writing, Cherry has been a university instructor, horse trainer, and show judge. Born in Michigan, she’s lived in Canada, Alaska and six other US states. Cherry and her husband live on their ranch in Colorado, where Cherry cooks three meals a day from scratch, rides a mountain trike, and plays an Estonia grand piano.

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