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| From my two-point. View of my grass riding field, and future arena. |
I am not stoked though, because the reason I didn't go longer had nothing to do with balance or muscle fatigue. My right ankle got pissed off and gave out. I used to have ankle issues when I was in college and jumping a lot. I would even have to ride with my ankle wrapped. Those days have long ago passed, and I thought that my ankle was solid these days, until yesterday. The joys of aging. Meh.
Happy trails and swooshing tails!
•Renee•
My right ankle is also not happy with me, but that's because I was stupid and fell off a horse and f'ed it up. Fun times.
ReplyDeleteIck sorry about your ankle!! I hope it doesn't hurt your progress this month.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice view! Hopefully your ankle will strengthen with more consistent riding. Nothing wrong with werong an ankle support until it gets there a lot of us are nearly duct taped together at least at some point. ;)
ReplyDeleteI may have to do that. I will reassess after my next ride.
Deleteyay for 2pointober! but boo for ankle issues (have you tried different stirrpus? jointed or composites?). gorgeous arena view, btw
ReplyDeleteYes! I forgot about that factor, thanks for the reminder. In fact, on my jumping saddle I normally ride in jointed stirrups which helps my ankles a lot (as I now recall, that is why I started riding in jointed stirrups). Right now though, I only have my dressage saddle that fits Gentry, so I am in regular stirrups. I don't normally do two-point in my dressage saddle. Ha! Dilemma solved!
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