Every horse I have ever worked with already knew what I was trying to teach. The knowledge was in the tissue, in the nervous system, in the architecture of a body designed over millions of years to move with exquisite precision across uneven ground. What was missing was never in the horse. It was the conversation.

The body already knew. It has always known. This book is the long way of proving it.

Living Movement: Organisation, Oscillation and the Education of Horse and Rider is the book I have spent my career writing. Thirty chapters on how the horse's body organises movement, what disrupts it, how it restores and what becomes possible for horse and rider when they finally understand the system they are both part of.

It is nearly here. Join the waitlist and I will let you know the moment it arrives.