Feel more flexible and soft with your riding.


Is This You?
Your hips, back or shoulders often feel stiff in the saddle.
You want to ride with more flow and harmony, but your body feels tight.
You’ve tried stretching but you want a plan that works for your riding.
What’s inside your workout plan?
How does your workout plan help you to ride better?

Mobility
Loosen your hips and spine, so your seat can follow the horse with ease.

Strength
Support your new range of motion with stability, so softness lasts.

Confidence
When your body feels strong and capable, you ride with more consistency and trust in yourself.

Recovery & stress release
Release tension and restore energy; feeling connected in your body means feeling more connected to your horse.

Your Plan, made Simple
No guessing. No overwhelm. Just open the app and follow your personalized weekly plan — workouts chosen for your goals, your schedule and the way you ride. Consistency has never been this easy.
What Riders Say
What riders ask before starting
From time commitment to equipment, here’s everything you need to know to feel ready for your plan.
Will this just be a bunch of stretching?
No. Flexibility alone doesn’t stick unless you pair it with the right strength. That’s why your plan combines mobility and rider-specific strength, so softness shows up in the saddle and lasts.
During onboarding, you’ll tell us how you like to train — whether that’s home, gym, cardio or all of the above. Your plan adapts to fit what you enjoy, while still helping you feel more flexible in the saddle.How long before I feel a difference in my riding?
Most riders notice changes in their hips, seat or posture already within 2–3 weeks.
What if I don’t have much time?
Workouts are 20–30 minutes, 3x a week. They’re structured and easy to follow, so you can finally stay consistent without feeling like it’s “all or nothing.”

Stop fighting Stiffness, start feeling more flexible.
Your personalized plan is waiting with short, rider-specific workouts that fit your life and help you feel the difference in the saddle.