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How to Rein a Horse - Handling Your Reins

By: Keith Hosman | 2010-04-03 | Equestrian
This stuff is simple - but there's a pattern to it, a flow and rhythm. If you're having issues with your horse - or just want to improve as a rider, give this material a whirl. Featuring the methods of John Lyons, you'll notice a marked improvement in your horse's training right away. read more

Cue Sports

By: erenber | 2010-10-08 | Management
History Inset from School of Recreation, 1710. "We perceive from the engraving of the Billiards of the seventtenth century, that the game was altogether different from what it is now read more

Horse Reining - 7 Movements They Should Know

By: Obinna | 2011-08-30 | Equestrian
Horse reining is a huge business. In 2010, for example, it made approximately $12.5 million in the United States. When you compare this figure with only $4 million made in the year 2000, you see last year's figure reflected a 150% increase. These categories of horses are usually raised for competitions and not usually used for ranch work. They are trained from the age of six months and can tolerate a lot of physical exercises. read more

Side Reins

By: gaga | 2011-01-15 | Business
The Side Rein read more

Differences Between Horse Riding Saddles (Part 1)

By: Wale Akinlude-William | 2010-04-03 | Equestrian
Horse Saddle: I am the lovely piece of work placed on the back of horses for riders to sit upon. I ensure stability for both riders and horses, and distribute the weight of riders evenly. I come in several forms, numerous enough to make your head spin. read more

Spinning mule

By: vivi | 2011-04-01 | Strategic planning
History Before the 1770s, textile production was a cottage industry using flax and wool. In a typical house, the girls and women could make enough yarn for the man's loom read more

The spin on spinning

By: Smna | 2011-04-23 | Health & Fitness
If you're looking for an intense workout that will not only boost your endurance but will also shred hundreds of calories, look no further than spinning, a fast-paced, fitness studio fave. read more

Teaching Horsemanship - Learn to Handle Your Reins

By: Keith Hosman | 2010-04-03 | Equestrian
Honing your horsemanship skill is often a matter of making a few small changes. When you don't release those reins, take a breath and pat your horse - but, instead immediately apply pressure for a repeat of the step, the horse sees no clear line between the beginning and end of this exercise and you're not teaching the horse a thing. Here are tips based on the methods of John Lyons that can (and will) change the quality of your training overnight. read more

Taking the Reins of Your Equestrian Lifestyle

By: Kevin Longworth | 2011-01-07 | Equestrian
Owning a horse is a big responsibility. As a good horse owner, you are going to have to take it upon yourself to purchase what you feel is the best horse riding equipment. It is important to get your hands on horse riding equipment that you feel enables you to make the most of your equestrian lifestyle while simultaneously embracing the full spectrum of safety. If you are new to the equestrian way of life, it can be challenging to know what equipment to invest in, so it is best to research the b read more

Caprica Review - "Reins of a Waterfall"

By: tiffany789 | 2010-12-16 | TV
The highly anticipated early season regular Caprica, the aptly titled "Rebirth", seemed to do an admirable job of setting the tone as a science fiction version of "Dallas." The characters we were introduced to the pilot immediately sprinted to take the road to their destinies, as if already lining up outside a pistol starters. We saw the avatar Zoe Graystone to accept being trapped in a robot body. read more

The Secrets of Selecting a Quality Bosal and Mecate Rein

By: Roberta Edstrom | 2010-03-29 | Pets
An improperly made bosal can cause a lot of pain to your horse. Learn how to buy a quality bosal and mecate rein. Learn the basics on how to tell the braid plait, the core, hair and more. Don't fall for those less expensive bosals that cause pain to your horse. read more

Horse Betting Terms for Beginners Part 1

By: drin team | 2012-01-06 | Arts & Entertainment
Accumulator: This is a bet on two or more horse races where the rewards or wins of the first race go towards the bet of the second race, read more

Visual Cues For Serving Sizes

By: John C White | 2010-04-02 | Weight Loss
Monitoring serving or portion sizes is an important part of weight loss. However, measuring out the exact amount can be time consuming and tedious. Luckily there is a easier and quicker way of doing this. Though not as exact as a scale, it does save you some time, which will hopefully make it easier for you to follow through on your weight loss plan. read more

The Pool Cue and Marriage

By: George Pennwood | 2010-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
Picking a pool cue is a bit like getting married, you are going to be around each other for a long time, so pick a cue you like and can get along with. Also the pool cue is a good looking piece of kit, at least it is usually. The type of pool cue you have will depend on the type of pool game you are playing. read more

How to Dance - Spin Turns

By: Emilio Librero | 2010-03-31 | Dancing
Spin Turns are a very popular type of turn that allows you to stay in the same spot while turning - used in many of the rhythm dances like West Coast & East Coast Swing, Cha-Cha, Salsa and Samba. This exercise will allow you to practice swiveling on the supporting foot and controlling your balance. read more