Correcting Asymmetry in Horse and Rider

Most riders unknowingly sit with their weight distributed asymmetrically, and when this combines with a horse’s natural imbalances, it can affect both performance and comfort for horse and rider.

To help riders understand this complex interaction, we’ve created a series of three videos explaining horse and rider asymmetry, how to diagnose these, and how corrective saddle fitting can make a real difference.

Part 1 - How to spot asymmetry in horse riders

Part 2 - How to Identify Asymmetry in Your Horse

Part 3 - Correcting Asymmetry in Horse and Rider

As you've seen we use the Seat Bone Shim (SBS) to correct the rider's asymmetry and have used Flair air flocking to adjust and balance the saddle perfectly both front to back and side to side.

If you want to see the changes our saddles can make for your comfort and riding then get in contact with your local WOW Saddles fitter.