Horseback riding for beginners with training and horse trainer accompaniment (1 academic hour)

The horse became one of man's first companions in the animal world. Over time, horseback riding acquired 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. In any of these disciplines, a saddle, reins, and harness are used. Controlling a horse is simple, which an instructor will demonstrate. After the briefing, you will be able to guide the rhythmic movements of the powerful animal yourself. Horseback rides vary depending on the level of training: beginners can get to know the animal and try their hand in the saddle, while more experienced riders can experience euphoria by galloping through changing landscapes. Riding in good company is also a reason to hold small friendly competitions. Riding is a sport, but such activities are not accompanied by fatigue. On the contrary, the rider feels a surge of strength and gains moral pleasure from contact with a wise creature. Interacting with horses calms and helps relieve stress—a proven fact. It is worth noting that hippotherapy—a system of therapeutic horseback riding—is actively used to treat depression and other ailments, as every moment of such a walk charges one with energy and new emotions. The brightest moments of a horse ride can be captured in photos, creating warm memories of a great time spent.