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[Archives Index]   [Date Index]   [Thread Index]   [Author Index]   [Subject Index] Next by date: Re: [RC] Sponging? Yes or NO? - Tiffany D'Virgilio Previous by date: RE: [RC] riding posture - subject line - Terry Banister [RC] high heel/low heel, asymmetric shoulder - sandra Thanks for your answers. Sorry, I know it can not be fixed, just can be managed, I did not use the proper words. Keep giving me advices/opinions. -- "On the back of a horse I feel whole, complete, connected to that vital place in the center of me… and the chaos within me finds balance" Know a person with time; know a horse with distance. Follow-Ups: Re: [RC] high heel/low heel, asymmetric shoulder From: desertrydr1 Previous by date: RE: [RC] riding posture - subject line - Terry Banister Next by date: Re: [RC] Sponging? Yes or NO? - Tiffany D'Virgilio Previous by thread: Re: [RC] high heel/low heel, asymmetric shoulder Next by thread: Re: [RC] high heel/low heel, asymmetric shoulder