Applied Posture Riding Information

If you are reading this then you are a passionate horse person and you understand the power and the love for the incredible equine friends we have in our lives! You get it! Annie Willson also gets it, but her journey has not been smooth or easy. Her riding career has spanned nearly 50 years and has been filled with great success and marred by chronic injury. For many of us, that would be the end, but her passion and her determination to solve the problems ensured she was able to ride and compete successfully again. She is highly educated with a B.App.Sc (Physio) and a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy. She is also a Rider Biomechanics Assor and a Functional Core Stability Teacher. These credentials along with her elite riding skills and experience in her methodical but down-to-earth teaching style have set her up to write this incredibly targeted Applied Posture Riding Program. Annette Willson a bit about me and what motivates me? Im a country girl born and raised in the Clare Valley. I have 4 brothers and sisters including a twin sister. Both my parents were Veterinarians and as a family, we all rode horses, went hunting, attended Pony Club, and participated in all and any sports on offer. Community, family, and friends contributed to and created the wonderful chaos we called childhood. I have three great kids, including my special "Nico", and as a single mum, they also were brought up and survived in a similar and perhaps even crazier environment than I did, because they had my horses to compete with! Ive never been one to sit back and wait for others and results are what motivate me. I have a huge passion for horses and a curious and enquiring mind. My dream and passion as a horse rider were to target team eventing selection and represent Australia at the Olympic Games. I had two very talented horses and a fire in my belly that could take me there. I had moved from the Clare Valley to the Adelaide Hills and started Teachers College. I had a part-time job and the plan was unfolding with strong eventing wins ...