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As dressage riders, we need to have good flexibility in our hips to allow our seat bones to get deep in the saddle and remain stable. Yet most riders are extremely tight in this area, especially for those of us over 30 years of age. We tend to lose mobility over time, IF we don't work on it. Get the FREE Dressage Rider Fitness Guide that will show you how you can improve your flexibility in these areas. Your hip mobility directly influences how well you can ride. Tight hips can impede your frame