Rider Biomechanics
The Science of Effective Riding Technique
For Novice and Grand Prix riders alike, mistakes can lead to lower scores, increased risks of unsoundness, and jeopardise safety for horse and rider.
Don’t let your position flaws damage your progress! Your progress is NOT based on your talent!
Learn How & Why
1. Easy-to-follow exercises, providing a deep understanding of rider biomechanics. You will harness the power of thoughtful riding to find your horse’s centre; anchor your seat in the saddle, and discover the invisible communication that all dressage riders crave.
2. Properly guide your horse, to maintain the optimum weight distribution, to enhance their performance. You don’t need an athlete’s physique or hours of strenuous physical activity to attain perfect rider technique and position.
Develop a Profound Grasp of Rider Biomechanics
Discover the path to gaining Invisible Communication with your horse. Through developing a profound grasp of rider biomechanics, you will discover the horse’s centre; anchor your seat, and ride with increased harmony.
TSMG-Based Exercises for Improved Horse-Rider Connection
With these easy-to-follow exercises, you will achieve improved connection with your horse without rigorous workouts. By properly guiding your horse and maintaining optimal weight distribution, you will see a remarkable boost in both confidence and progress.
What Our Members Say
The Position Institute has enabled a multitude of riders to reach incredible milestones in their dressage journey. Results are real – true success stories!
Natasha Althoff – Grand Prix Rider
Natasha Althoff – Grand Prix Rider
As a Grand Prix Rider I liked to think I was a good rider. That I knew how to sit trot and my position was ‘good enough’.
Through learning with Alicia and the Dressage Institute I became so much more aware and understanding of how my position wasn’t where it needed to be. The 70% Plus GP scores I desired were never going to come my way unless I learnt how to use my body in a much more effective way and learn how to train my dressage horse to be a dressage horse.
It isn’t easy to admit you are struggling and not as good as you want to be. I thought because I had achieved ‘Grand Prix’ I knew what to do and how to do it. But I had massive holes and gaps in my knowledge, understanding and implementation and it was difficult to go back to the start and relearn most of what I did.
The good news is by implementing what Alcia has taught me I am now scoring PB’s in my Grand Prix and I am closer than ever to my goal of 70% Grand Prix.