Horseback riding and briefing for one (1 academic hour) from a family equestrian club

The horse became one of man's first companions in the animal world. Over time, horseback riding gained the status of modern entertainment for aristocrats and laid the foundation for an elite sport. Today, horseback riding is divided into arena, hunting, and racing styles. All directions use a saddle, reins to direct the horse, and a harness. Controlling a horse is simple, as an instructor will demonstrate. After the briefing, you will be able to guide the measured and rhythmic movements of the powerful animal yourself. Rides vary by skill level: beginners can get acquainted with the animal and try their hand in the saddle, while experienced riders can experience the euphoria of galloping through changing landscapes. Riding in good company is also a great way to hold friendly competitions. Horseback riding is a sport, but it is not exhausting. Instead, riders feel a surge of energy and enjoy the pleasure of connecting with a wise creature. Interacting with horses is a proven way to reduce stress. Hippotherapy, or therapeutic riding, is used to treat depression and other ailments, as every moment of the walk provides energy and new emotions. The most vivid moments of the horse ride can be captured in photos, providing warm memories of time well spent.