Finding neutral pelvis part 2⁣ ⁣ I thought we would do a deeper dive, this time without a helper, to see if we could shine a little more light on the topic of finding a neutral pelvis.⁣ ⁣ Being able to find a neutral pelvis is great, but I am not a fan of always having a neutral pelvis. It is important to be able to move into a posterior pelvic tilt and an anterior pelvic tilt as well. Movement is good! I have always been a fan of real life sports, and those require us to move in all sorts of wa

🔄 Neutral Pelvis is Just the Start – Controlled Movement is the Key! So much of what I talk about revolves around a neutral spine/pelvis and why I believe the pelvis is the foundation of a rider's position in the saddle. But it’s not about being in a fixed posture—after all, we’re riding horses, not bikes! It’s about being able to maintain neutral when needed while also having the control to move dynamically through the full range of motion: front to back, side to side. That said, an anterior (