It’s not easy to fully understand and control our bodies in order to correctly influence the horse, and to make sure our requests are specific and clearly understood by the horse. Ultimately many riders ask for too many things at the same time or think they are asking one thing without realising that the way they are using their body is asking for something else entirely. Some riders experience discomfort due to asymmetry in how they use their body, others are afraid of developing their skills in case it causes their horse confusion or discomfort while they are riding. The ability to select from various ‘modes’ beginner to advanced means that there will be an activity to suit every type of rider from any discipline.All riders experience hiccups in their journey with their horse, feeling stuck in some way or that communication between horse and rider isn’t working as well as it could. It is so versatile, it is in demand for everything from birthday parties to elite training camps and is used by staff, students, practitioners and coaches. Within the Margaret Giffen Centre for Rider Performance ours is used for assessment of Hartpury Academy riders, riding practice by students, confidence building for riders returning after a break, rider performance clinics, research and ‘hacking’ by our local RDA group. "We have found the Eventing simulator has transformed the way we work with riders –we can’t imagine functioning without it now.
Thanks to its state-of-the-art, motion control technology it can replicate jumps of up to 1.20m high, and moves in a way no other simulator can.ģ-Day-Eventer: includes Dressage, Show-Jumping Cross-Country modes :
The most advanced Equestrian Simulator, the Eventer does it all, from true-to-life Grand Prix dressage movements, such as Piaffe and Passage, to jumping grid work or negotiating technical combinations on the cross country course.
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