Susan Harris & Peggy Brown Videos

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Anatomy in Motion 1: The Visible Horse

International clinician, senior Centered Riding® instructor, author and equine artist, Susan Harris, and Centered Riding® instructor, Peggy Brown, show in this fascinating presentation, in living color, how the horse's bones and muscles work in motion. It includes: slow-motion studies of walk, trot, canter, jog, lope and gallop; what creates good and poor movement; how to help your horse move better, and much more. The program is clearly and simply presented and is ideal for 4-H, pony club and horse owners; yet it is also a valuable learning experience and teaching tool for instructors, trainers, equine massage therapists and other horse professionals. You will come away with a far better understanding and appreciation for your horse. (50 minutes)

Anatomy in Motion 2: The Visible Rider

Susan Harris, and Peggy Brown as the "Visible Rider" wearing a skeleton suit, demonstrate how a rider's anatomy works in English and Western riding and jumping. See and understand how the human body is put together and how it can perform in unison with the horse. The Visible Rider's transparency allows viewers to observe how human movement is interpreted by a horse, and how balance and straightness are dynamic, ever-changing states. The Visible Rider shows how to follow the horse's movement at all gaits, and also demonstrates common riding faults and their effects on both horse and rider. Clearly and thoughtfully presented, this videotape will be helpful for English and Western riders of all levels, instructors, trainers, and judges, as well. Seeing is believing – you may recognize some of your own riding habits, and learn how to improve them. (50 minutes)

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