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Are your adaptive horseback riding students struggling with balance, posture, or confidence? The root cause may be their stirrups! Join us as we dive into the importance of proper stirrup length, applicable to any type of saddle. Learn about common issues like the 'ski position,' balance problems, and discomfort, and discover practical solutions to help your students progress. Enhance your instructional skills with insights from years of teaching experience and find out how to adjust stirrup lengths for optimal riding performance. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your experiences in the comments!

00:00 Introduction: Identifying Common Riding Challenges

00:45 The Impact of Stirrups on Riding

03:35 Common Problems with Long Stirrups

08:15 Less Frequent but Notable Issues

13:08 Adjusting Stirrups for Different Needs

15:10 Conclusion and Community Engagement

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