WORLD OF WOW

Is your horse truly comfortable? Are they reaching their full potential? Try a FreeSpace girth!

This video shows how a FreeSpace girth can look when fitted. Can you see all the room it leaves for your horse to truly move their muscles? No pressure is applied at the sides.

Have you ever seen how your girth looks when in use? Well here is our FreeSpace Girth in use! And yes, this was as hard to film as it looks! But here we have it, a FreeSpace girth in action.

A really informative video for you, all about the impact girthing has on a horses movement. An interesting watch for any equestrian who wants to get thinking or learn something new ! This video also provides a deep insight into the design of the FreeSpace girth.

Sam and her horse bear have provided us with a brilliant before and after of their first FreeSpace Girth use! Before, riding in a wow H girth, Bear is tense and shows resistance. After in the FreeSpace Girth, she is engaged and willing. The difference is visible and remarkable.

The FreeSpace girth removes all pressure from the muscles either side of the horse's sternum, which work to lift its back and move the forelimb. As a result the horse can move with a longer stride length and greater freedom.

Already using a WOW Release girth, Ferne was pleasantly surprised by the extra benefits she could immediately feel with the new WOW FreeSpace girth. Zulu was working better from behind and lifting more through the shoulders.

Kirstie McPherson has multiple disabilities but nonetheless enjoys Endurance riding. Security and safety is of paramount importance to her, as is a girth which she can adjust alone. She finds that FreeSpace, with details like the easy-close buckles as well as the freedom given to key muscle groups, suits both her and the lovely Connie.

Gillian Higgins, internationally known as the founder of Horses Inside Out, using painted horses to illustrate and communicate knowledge of equine anatomy and biomechanics, reviews the new WOW FreeSpace girth and the benefits of its unique design in alleviating pressure on key muscle groups.

Sally Miles uses the FreeSpace girth on her horse Able, and finds it helps him relax and lengthen his stride/

Rebecca page relies on Jenny Basham to ensure her young horses start their working life with - and continue to have - full freedom of movement, however much they change shape. Here, two newly-backed youngsters get the personal touch.

Developed by WOW Saddles' parent company First Thought Equine, NAGGA actively monitors your riding position and helps improve your riding instantly. Attached to your hat, heel, or arm, it reminds you with a buzz or vibration to maintain the correct position.

WOW rider Alex Harrison (International dressage rider, UKCC3 accredited trainer and the UK’s youngest list 3a dressage judge) has created a series of training videos for us. In this second one, he describes completing the warm-up for a schooling session, and how to transition from warm-up to work.

Same horse, same rider, same day - the only variable is saddle balance. And the stride length is only at maximum when the saddle balance is correct. If the rider is tipped forward or back by as little as 6mm, the stride length is measurably shorter.