Interactive Vaulting- Benefits to Your Center and Participants & Getting Started
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Guest Presenter: Amanda Bubb- Reins of Life, Inc.
In this presentation, Amanda introduces you to Interactive Vaulting and discusses what it is, how to get started, the benefits it may bring to your center and participants, and understanding the requirements for horses, volunteers, and participants of this amazing adaptive activity.
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- 1 Quiz
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The sound was not the best. I had to really strain to hear the audio portions. I checked my speakers, etc but never figured out why I could barely hear it.
Did you turn the volume up on BOTH the video and your computer? I know I sometimes forget to check both. I just checked the audio on my computer and phone and was able to hear OK but I did have to adjust both volume settings.
Can you recommend a safe starter surcingle for use in a standard riding lesson program, to work on balance for standard riding and a summer seasonal activity, not progressing into the sport of vaulting?
I’d recommend reaching out to Amanda as this is her niche!
I personally like to use bareback pads instead of surcingle as it is more comfortable under the legs and also encourages riders to not use their hands. I also do a ton of saddle work on the line with and without stirrups and without reins before pads to work on balance as a (well fitting) saddle distributes the weight of the rider better over the back of a horse.
Thanks! I already have a bareback pad, and a Christ Werner Iberian sheepskin bareback ‘saddle’ I use with the kids. We started doing some of the exercises and it became clear the molded handle would come in ‘handy’. 🙂
Great! Here is Amanda’s email: Amanda.Bubb@reinsoflife.org