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What is Therapeutic Riding?
Mounting a Horse from a Ramp
Mounting a Horse from the Ground
Therapeutic Horse Riding Lesson
Horse Riding Benefits for Adults
Qualifications for Horse riding Therapy
Benefits for the Disabled Horseback Rider
Becoming a Horseback Riding Instructor
Volunteering in Therapeutic Horseback Riding
Picking a Horse's Hoof
Grooming Horses
Disabled Horseback Rider Case Study
Horseback Riding Benefits for Children
Mentally Challenged Horseback Rider Case Study
Open Trail Horseback Riding
What is an Adaptive Riding Program?
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"Hi my name is Connie and we're here at Hearts Adaptive Riding Center in Santa Barbara, California. Hi my name is Mim and I've been riding at Hearts Adaptive since a year after I've moved back to Santa Barbara. And that means I've been riding since 2001. Someone told me about therapeutic horseback riding and I became very excited. Before my illness, I had fibromyalgia, thoracic outlet syndrome and scoliosis. Before my illness I was a very active kayaker, backpacker, climber and what I missed most was going where cars can't. So I said to myself, well, if I can't get there on my two feet maybe four feet can take me. So I instantly fell in love with horseback riding. I probably had only experienced it a handful of times in my youth. So I started at 49 and now that I'm 55, I'm passionate, and wherever I travel I always try to ride, because it is a spiritual experience for me. It is active meditation; it is bonding with the animals. And it has made such an amazing difference in my physical life that I can honestly say that Hearts has thoroughly changed my life for the better."
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