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Soundness
Rhythm
Straightness
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The Lightest Touch For The Best Performance
IPOS Rein Sensors provide clear insight in the way you communicate with your horse through your reins. This insight will allow you to improve your skills and accelerate your performance.
“I love to ride with Rein Sensors, because you get a better understanding of how to train the horse to become lighter on the aids.”
“IPOS is a fantastic tool that helps you to translate your ‘riders feeling’ into more objective information. This is fully consistent with the principle of RIDING MORE AWARE that we carry out already for many years at Academy Bartels. Measuring is knowing. That applies for straightness of the horse, the quality of the contact, but also for signaling irregularities. Injury prevention may also be possible in the future with this device”
“You want your horse to be relaxed in his whole body. The straighter and the more relaxed your horse, the smaller the difference between the pressure on the left and right rein. That is what you see with the Rein Sensors. By measuring you can be the physiotherapist of your horse.”
“From improving dressage to diagnosing lameness, rein tension information is a valuable tool for a wide variety of issues in Equitation sports.“
“Developing a fine contact with the horse’s mouth is an important prerequisite for good communication with the horse. I think rein sensor measurement is interesting for the awareness of riders, but also instructors.”
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