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[RC] helmets/riding ability - Ridecamp Guest
A. Perez walkergirl@xxxxxxxxxx
Lif wrote: "I can't stand to look at most photos of riders in
EN - it's embarrassing - but at least they're no worse than
those in other equine publications. Bad hands, bad posture
leading to stiff horses with off balance riders that fall off a
lot. So what's recommended? Get a helmet! Oh please!
Two words: Riding lessons."
Having recently gotten toasted for suggesting improving ones' seat might help alleviate fear, all I can say, Lif, is you had
better get out your fire-proof parka!
I'll never argue against the suggestion that improving one's
riding is a good idea, BUT... NOT ALL ACCIDENTS ARE THE FAULT
OF THE RIDER!!! Even the best rider can get tossed, or the horse can fall under her/him, or a low-flying branch can
clock you in the head. Skill can't save you every time.
I'd really hate for anyone to get the idea that they are too good
to need a helmet. Sh*t happens: be prepared.
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