Description
Waldhausen Core Training Band – Horse Hindquarter Activation & Core Engagement Aid
The Waldhausen Core Training Band is an innovative training aid designed to encourage greater engagement of the horse’s hindquarters and core muscles. Suitable for both ridden work and lunging, this versatile band helps horses develop better balance, impulsion, and self-carriage by encouraging them to step further underneath themselves and carry more weight behind.
Positioned around the horse’s hindquarters, the Core Training Band provides gentle sensory feedback that encourages increased activation of the hind legs. This can help improve engagement, topline development, and overall way of going, making it a valuable addition to a structured training programme.
Made from highly elastic material, the band offers a comfortable and secure fit while allowing the horse to move naturally. The adjustable design features hook-and-loop fastenings on both ends, enabling quick attachment to a saddle girth or lunging roller and allowing the length to be customised to suit individual horses.
Why You’ll Love It:
- Encourages engagement of the hindquarters and core muscles
- Helps improve balance, impulsion, and self-carriage
- Promotes greater hind leg activity and weight carrying ability
- Suitable for both riding and lunging
- Highly elastic material for comfort and freedom of movement
- Quick and easy hook-and-loop attachment system
- Adjustable length to suit a variety of horses
- Simple and effective training aid for improving performance
Ideal For:
- Flatwork and schooling
- Lunging sessions
- Improving hindquarter engagement
- Developing topline strength
- Young horse training
- General fitness and conditioning
Product Details:
- Adjustable length (unstretched): Approx. 1.70m – 1.90m
- Stretchable length: Up to approx. 2.80m
- Attachment: Hook-and-loop fasteners on both ends
- Suitable for use with saddle girths and lunging rollers
The Waldhausen Core Training Band is an effective and easy-to-use training aid that supports better movement, increased hindquarter engagement, and improved overall performance for horses of all disciplines.
