An effective give and retake of the reins in a dressage test or when you are schooling your horse on the flat demonstrates that your horse is in good self-carriage. In other words, they are able to ...

It is quite common to hear clicking or popping sounds while moving your arms. Physiotherapist Sreya Nambiar explains when it should be a cause for concern. Ever noticed a clicking or cracking sound in ...

Most people think tightening wheels after fixing a flat tire is simple — grab a wrench, lean on it until your shoulder pops (ouch!), and call it a day. But wheel torque isn't just about brute force -– ...

The NFL draft is always full of what-ifs. "There is always a chip on your shoulder any time something like that happens," Dart said of the Saints passing, via ESPN. "But yeah, I'm just going to go out ...

The shape and layout of a dressage arena is universal across all levels of equestrian sport. Whether you are a Pony Club, Riding Club, unaffiliated or British Dressage affiliated competitor, you will ...

Samantha Lissington brought three horses forward to the GFS Saddles eight- and nine-year-old CCI4*-S class at Blenheim Palace, and saved the best for last. She topped the Agria Blenheim Horse Trials ...

Jane Kidd, the stalwart of British dressage died on 21 August, aged 82, following a long illness. Jane’s life was intertwined with horses from her earliest years, and she carried her love of the sport ...

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Jaxson Dart says there is "always a chip on your shoulder" when a situation unfolds as it did in this year's NFL draft, when he thought there was a possibility the New Orleans ...

Popping the question is one of the biggest moment in the lives of people who dream of getting married. It can be a fun yet daunting task for the individual planning to propose to come up with a unique ...

A group of researchers in the UK recently released the findings of a study published in Frontiers in Psychology, designed to determine whether your personality can influence the enjoyment of exercise.

Here’s the issue: whenever she introduces my husband, she calls him my “friend.” Every. Single. Time. “This is my stepson and his… friend,” she says, like we’re college roommates or something. She ...