Understanding how the rider’s position, balance, and movement affect the horse’s biomechanics is essential for sustainable equine health.
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✔️ Research-based modules on rider biomechanics and balance
✔️ Step-by-step tools to identify and correct asymmetries
✔️ Training programs for both mounted and unmounted work
✔️ Expert lectures on how to prevent injuries and improve longevity in performance horses
The RIB Method was developed by our founder, veterinarian, and researcher Maria Terese Engell.
The method gives you a system you can use in your teaching:
Analyze and correct position
Learn to identify movement patterns and asymmetries—and how to correct them effectively.
Correct riding technique
Clear explanations and step-by-step approaches to correct riding technique that you can use in lessons to help your students develop the right technique.
Adapting to each individual horse
Understand how the rider’s position affects the horse’s movement—and how riders can adapt to the horse’s needs.
Our founder, Maria Terese Engell, has researched how to teach riders as effectively as possible. The research project she took part in was named Research Project of the Year by the Swedish-Norwegian Foundation for Equine Research (Stiftelsen Hästforskning).
With RIB, you get teaching tools built on documented knowledge and the real needs of the field.
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Photo: Helene Gjerde Aamdal
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