Saddle Fitting: The Inside Journey

Reggie and Edie Tschorn Yesterday, the world was diminished.  Edie Tschorn, my mentor, neighbor, former employer, friend and hero pas...

I was reading through the  Chronicle of the Horse 's 75th Anniversary issue (yes, I'm a month behind on my magazine reading, as usu...

Given the present state of the economy (can you tell that's been on my mind quite a bit?), a lot of folks are finding their "discre...

Long-distance fitting requires a fitter to rely heavily on the use of the template.  How each fitter interprets the template, however, can v...

I found a fun  blog post on Frank Baines Saddlery  just recently.  Not written from a saddler's / saddle fitter's perspective, but ...

... and barely keeping my head above water!  Apologies for the lack of saddle-fit-focus posts recently; I've been slammed with a flood t...

I've featured info on what goes into the saddle making process, but did you ever wonder what goes on at the other end?  Here's a fun...

Further developments from Bliss of London:   http://bliss-of-london.blogspot.com/ .  Lots of product info and some saddle history.  Note the...

As so often happens, the germ of this post came from one of the bigger bulletin boards.  Someone had started a conversation about "My s...

Ok, folks, it's official:  I'm going to be teaching an introductory saddle fitting course starting this spring (aiming for sometime ...

The latest wall decoration in my office.  Because we all have those days ... Coming soon:  Did someone say, "saddle fitting course...

Twist width is probably one of the most frequent "rider-fit" issues I run into.  As with so many facets of saddle fitting, it'...