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RTRT Technique in Practice: Module 4

Residual Tensions Release Therapy with the Bit: Introduction RTRT: Practice with Adult Horse RTRT: Practice with a Young Horse

RTRT Technique in Practice: Module 3

Residual Tensions Release Therapy with the Bit: Introduction RTRT: Practice with a 6yo Horse:

RTRT Technique in Practice: Module 2

Residual Tensions Release Therapy with the Bit: Introduction RTRT: Practice with a Young Horse

RTRT Technique in Practice: Module 1

Residual Tensions Release Therapy with the Bit: Introduction RTRT Practice: Introducing the Bit to a Young Horse RTRT Practice: First Session with a Green Horse

Experiencing the RTRT Technique

A First Taste of the RTRT Technique: Transforming Awareness and Releasing Residual Tensions Experiencing the RTRT Technique in Action: Transforming the Awareness of Riding with the Bit

The Right Equipment – Bridle and Reins

RTRT: The Right Equipment – Bridle and Reins Suitable for the RTRT Technique

Types of Bits and Their Function in the Light of the RTRT Technique

Types of Bits and Their Function in the Light of the RTRT Technique Mastering Bit Progression with the RTRT Technique

Introduction to the RTRT Technique

Introduction to the Residual Tensions Release Therapy with the Bit

Welcome to the RTRT Technique

Should We Ride with Bits in the 21st Century? In an era in which our understanding of equine biomechanics, neuroscience, motor learning, pain, tissue adaptation, and welfare is rapidly advancing, the continued use of the bit deserves serious examination. Some riders regard the bit as an outdated instrument associated primarily with restraint and force. Others