I thought about this thread as I was riding today trying to maintain neutral spine every microsecond in every gait and in every transition between gaits.
I would not be shocked if people with long fusions that essentially locked them into neutral spine would have a huge advantage. Huge.
I'd have to see data before I would say it is so huge as to be unfair but again, I would not be surprised if people with long fusions mastered dressage much faster than the average person. It's all posture (and timing).
I would not be shocked if people with long fusions that essentially locked them into neutral spine would have a huge advantage. Huge.
I'd have to see data before I would say it is so huge as to be unfair but again, I would not be surprised if people with long fusions mastered dressage much faster than the average person. It's all posture (and timing).
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