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The 9 Points of Saddle Fitting Checklist
Protect yourself and your horse from saddle related pain and injury with this checklist.
Tired of having to buy saddle after saddle, calling out fitter and fitter and being no closer to a solution?
Saddle fitting shouldn't be that difficult, confusing or frustrating!
Take the well-being of your horse into your own hands and learn how to PROTECT them from the damage an improperly fitted saddle can cause!
Hunters bump, bucking, tripping, directional preference, atrophy, disunited gait, head tossing and more, ALL Avoidable, ALL fixable.
This PDF is just the tip of the iceberg in what is contained in the
Certified Equine Ergonomist Course!
See What Other Riders & Students Have To Say..
DEBBIE GIBEAU
I am now a balanced rider and Coco is a happy [and] who is willing to do his work everyday.
I have had Coco my Dutch Warmblood for 6 years and found it very difficult to fit a saddle for his very large shoulder, long wither and extremely short back. After years of searching buy and trying, with no luck, I finally made an appointment with a Certified Saddle Ergonomist in our Alberta area. Coco and I are elated to finally have found the saddle for us!
Amilee Bourbeaut
I learned so much, and how poorly my previous saddles had fit my horse.
I couldn't believe the amount of information there was in the intro course, and how it answered almost all of my questions that I'd had over the years about issues I was having with my gelding. The course is easy to understand and really explains the important of fit, I just wish I had found it sooner!
Krissy macintyre
I’m so grateful to have found Saddlefit 4 Life.
I went through years of trying different saddles, saddle fitters and specialty pads only to keep having issues with my horse but no answers or solutions from anyone. I found saddlefit 4 life by pure fluke and I am so thankful that I did! Not only was I able to learn the basics, but I now feel prepared to speak up for the sake of my horse and truly protect him from getting injured by a bad saddle.