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When you scoop ice cream, you may have noticed
there are a few considerations that play into success.
The angle of your scoop changes whether your scoop
digs down and gets stuck, creates a nice little scoop of
ice cream, or skips up and flings a bit into the air. The
amount of forward is also a factor into how things go. So
what's this got to do with a horse? I find the
container of the scoop a lovely image for holding the
hind end of the horse -- from the lumbosacral joint back
and above the stifle. The motor. The
angle is important. And the amount of oomph makes
a difference, too. Rather than saying what I've
discovered, let me know, how does this work for you?
What can you play with and how does that affect you and
your horse?
Let me know how it goes!
Lynn
10/10/20 |
