Different types of reins
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Here are just a few of the reins we use on equestrian lessons to meet the needs and preferences of participants with a variety of cognitive, sensory, and physical disabilities. Our equestrian program is a great example of how we can adapt standard equipment - “adaptive” applies to a problem solving mindset as much as it does to specialized equipment!
#adaptiveequipment #disability #horsebackriding
Brilliant!!! I will be sharing these reins with the center I attend. It would be extremely beneficial for the younger groups! 👏🏻Equine Therapy is amazing!!!
Anybody else tired of the rainbow message?
dude. it's not even about lgbtq+ people, or any other sort of "message". it just helps kids understand where on the reins they should go when they need to move up their grip. which instruction for a beginner child rider would work better: "move your grip up a little closer" or "move to the red section"?
This has nothing to do with whatever agenda you think is being pushed. I attend equine therapy weekly and this is about helping children and adults with disabilities such as autism, PTSD, visual impairments, anxiety, Down syndrome, and the list goes on. If you’re tired of the rainbow- stop talking about it.
Steve, do me a favor and log off. You realize color-coding reins for teaching children has nothing to do with gay people, right? Please go outside, touch some grass, spend time with your family.
Nah I think ur just a sensitive snowflake
Rainbows are pretty and kids need color to develop properly.
These reins are colored so that kids can attend therapy and ride horses.