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Back in the saddle: Who says it's always pleasant?

Back in the saddle: Who says it’s always pleasant?

May 1, 2015
chriszygakis
My adventures

The Easter break is over at last, and lessons in the Trent Valley have resumed for our riding club. I was excited and looked forward…

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Getting into the trot!

Getting into the trot!

March 11, 2015
chriszygakis
My adventures, Techniques

Those who follow my blog know it already; I suck at trotting. After 10 months of riding, my trot is not where it’s supposed to…

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Posting or Rising to the Trot - Podcast

Posting or Rising to the Trot – Podcast

March 8, 2015
chriszygakis
Techniques

You are a luck person if you have iTunes. Today I subscribed to the podcast channel “Daily Strides”. As far as I understand, the instructor…

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Rising trot tutorials

Rising trot tutorials

February 12, 2015
chriszygakis
Equestrianism on the screen, My adventures, Techniques

Who has watched me riding knows it well; my sitting trot needs improvement. Desperately. And I know it well; I go mad every time I…

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A training day at the equestrian club

A training day at the equestrian club

February 6, 2015
chriszygakis
My adventures

I might be from Crete, but this does not mean that I’m always there. I live in Nottingham now, studying War & Contemporary Conflict. Thank…

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