100 Ways to Improve your Riding: Common Faults And How To Cure Them

This is a good book for highlighting and recognising your own faults, it has been good for me to read this to reinforce what my instructor tells me. The book helps me to practice the advice given on putting the faults right.

This was bought as a gift for a friend. It was as described, perfect condition. I was tempted to keep it, so may order another one for myself. My friend was very pleased and says it will keep her stimulated with riding exercises, which she can dip in and out of, and will really help with her dressage aspirations.

A really nice book. Helpfull advice. I'm still dipping into it so I have not read much of the book as yet. I think it will be a book that I can refer to and help solve queeries as they come up.

The book deserves the five stars as its so clearly written with great colour photographs along with it. The book covers all the common rider faults and more. Well worth having if you want to look up a problem and hope to work on curing the fault at home with your horse. Would suit any rider who is having any issues with their riding/horse.The book is a good size and I was pleased it was more of a soft back than a hard back.

As the title suggests, this book is great for specifics! These common faults are nicely divided into categories, accompanied by illustrations, and covers issues relevant to everyone from beginners to more advanced riders. A great book that you can always go refer back to.

I recommend this to anybody either learning or aiming to develop their riding as it gives extremely useful insights into the fundamentals. Useful as well as of course as reference to riders wishing to maintain healthy rate of improvement to their riding - there's always something that could benefit from attention to and working on- & for troubleshooting ideas.

Lovely book but can’t find half of my riding problems not much about losing stirrups.

This book is not really enough if you want all those challenging questions answered, the pictures are good but don't actually show you where you could be going wrong, I'm an experienced rider and I was trying to brush up on my technique but this book didn't really help. I'm not sure how it helps, it doesn't hit the mark.