Exercises - The Equicizer - A Mechanical Exercise horse for training and therapy
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Equicizer Equitation Exercises

The images and exercise examples displayed here are intended for general reference purposes only. Prior to participating in any exercise program or activity, you should seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health professional.

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Legs Away, Hip Stretch
 Legs straight down, heel under hips, heels down, knees locked. 

 Legs Away, Lean Back: Hold same position as Legs Away but lean back for more stretch. Do not let your feet go forward
Legs Away, Lean Back
Hold same position as Legs Away but lean back for more stretch. Do not let your feet go forward.

Scissors #1: Right leg back, left leg forward without leaning back.
Scissors #1
Right leg back, left leg forward without leaning back.

 
Scissors #2
Left leg back, right leg forward trying not to lean back

 Bicycle Motion: Try not to lean back. Works inner thighs, ride backwards for sitting the trot muscles.
Bicycle Motion
Try not to lean back. Works inner thighs, ride backwards for sitting the trot muscles.

  Froggy Kick: Legs up, out, back, and down, repeat.
Froggy Kick
Legs up, out, back and down, repeat.

  Toe Touches #1: Same side, each side
Toe Touches #1
Same side, each side.

Toe Touches # 2: Reach from the off side, right hand to left toe, and left hand to right toe.
Toe Touches # 2
Reach from the off side, right hand to left toe, left hand to right toe.

 Forward Reach: Reach as far as you can with your right side, then your left, maintain your seat as best as possible.
Forward Reach
Reach as far as you can with your right side, then your left, maintain your seat as best as possible.

 Tail Touch: Reach for the tail and maintain your seat.
Tail Touch
Reach for the tail and maintain your seat.

 Chest Touch: Try to touch the withers with your chest.
Chest Touch
Try to touch the withers with your chest.

Crop Switching position #1: Sample of switching crop from left hand to right hand.
Crop Switching position #1
Sample of switching crop from left hand to right hand. 

 Crop Switching Position #2: Second position of switching left hand to right hand.
Crop Switching Position #2
Second position of switching left hand to right hand.

 Two Point/Half Seat Position: Maintain good steady rhythm, balance, leg and seat position.
 Two Point/Half Seat Position
Maintain good steady rhythm, balance, leg and seat position.

 

Two Point Standing Transition: Standing transition with reins maintaning the rhythm of the Equicizer requires much balance. 
Two Point Standing Transition
Standing transition with reins maintaning the rhythm of the Equicizer requires much balance.

 Standing Transition No Reins: Standing in the stirrups, maintaning rhythm without reins. Can hold arms out. Requires great balance.
Standing Transition No Reins
Standing in the stirrups, maintaning rhythm without reins. Can hold arms out. Requires great balance.
 

Helicopter: Try to maintain a rhythm if you can.
Helicopter
Try to maintain a rhythm if you can.

 

 



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