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Explore equine fascia, functional anatomy, horse & rider biomechanics and KJR training philosophy in articles published by Eurodressage:

Meet Niina Kirjorinne, Classical Dressage Rider and Physiotherapist

Meet Niina Kirjorinne, Classical Dressage Rider and Physiotherapist

Functionality in Equitation: Skin Damage from Leg Aids

Functionality in Equitation: Skin Damage from Leg Aids

Functionality in Equitation: Resetting the Leg Aids

Functionality in Equitation: Resetting the Leg Aids

Functionality in Equitation: No Horse is Born with a Bad Mouth

Functionality in Equitation: No Horse is Born with a Bad Mouth

Functionality in Equitation: Fine Motor Skills in Your Hands

Functionality in Equitation: Fine Motor Skills in Your Hands

Functionality in Equitation: Look At The Mouth

Functionality in Equitation: Look At The Mouth

Collection of Body and Mind, Collection Part 1

Collection of Body and Mind, Collection Part 1

Effect of Noseband Positioning to Fascial and Neural Dynamics of the Head

Effect of Noseband Positioning to Fascial and Neural Dynamics of the Head

The Quality of Rein Contact Starts with Balance

The Quality of Rein Contact Starts with Balance

The Dilemma of Pads and Nosebands

The Dilemma of Pads and Nosebands

Behind and in Front of the Vertical - Measuring the Change

Behind and in Front of the Vertical - Measuring the Change

Functionality in Equitation: Balance, the Key in Equitation

Functionality in Equitation: Balance, the Key in Equitation

Functionality in Equitation: Fascia Treament - Surface Has a Deep Effect

Functionality in Equitation: Fascia Treament - Surface Has a Deep Effect

Functionality in Equitation: The Forward Thinking Hand

Functionality in Equitation: The Forward Thinking Hand

Functionality in Equitation: Fascia and Movement

Functionality in Equitation: Fascia and Movement

Functionality in Equitation: Aim for Good Movement

Functionality in Equitation: Aim for Good Movement

A Good Frame Respects the Anatomy

A Good Frame Respects the Anatomy

Collection in Walk, a Training Exercise, Collection Part 2

Collection in Walk, a Training Exercise, Collection Part 2

Trainining with Frömming: "Getting a Classically Schooled, Yet Incorruptible Eagle Eye of a Judge"

Trainining with Frömming: "Getting a Classically Schooled, Yet Incorruptible Eagle Eye of a Judge"

Equine Back Problems Discussed at 2019 Equine Orthopaedics Case Days

Equine Back Problems Discussed at 2019 Equine Orthopaedics Case Days

Why So Round? Open the Frame!

Why So Round? Open the Frame!

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