Train and Tack - Monika Gawlińska

26/07/2026

Wszystkie ręce na pokład!!!
Team Mariusz Woszczek, Justyna Milej i fenomenalny Zachwyt!
Przygotowania do Aachen🤩

24/01/2026

Super wsparcie wspaniałej organizacji!

09/10/2025

Bardzo ciekawe doświadczenie ;)

01/10/2025

Zapraszam!

📣 Konferencja Szkoleniowa „Dobrostan Koni” – Dzień 2
📅 9.10.2025, 15:20, Sala Konferencyjna 1, Hala A
🎙 Monika Gawlińska – Wiceprezes Polskiego Związku Siodlarskiego
Temat: Poprawność dopasowania siodła i ogłowia a dobrostan koni
Sesja poświęcona wpływowi odpowiedniego dopasowania siodła i ogłowia na komfort, zdrowie i dobrostan koni oraz praktykom, które wspierają etyczne podejście w pracy z końmi.
📲 https://veterinaryexpopoland.com/wydarzenia/?konferencja=horse-wmzj-2025

EN:
📣 Training Conference “Horse Welfare” – Day 2
📅 9.10.2025, 15:20, Conference Room 1, Hall A
🎙 Monika Gawlińska – Vice President of the Polish Saddlery Association
Topic: Proper Saddle and Bridle Fitting and Its Impact on Horse Welfare
A session focused on how proper saddle and bridle fitting affects horse comfort, health, and welfare, and best practices to support an ethical approach in working with horses.
📲 https://veterinaryexpopoland.com/en/conferences/?konferencja=horse-wmzj-2025

05/09/2025

21/08/2025

Warto wiedzieć!

𝗥𝗜𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗘𝗦 𝗜𝗡 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗥 𝗣𝗢𝗖𝗞𝗘𝗧

While on a clinic some time ago, and again at a competition yesterday, I noticed a rider carrying their phone in their rear (right) pocket while riding.

This should be avoided at all levels.

Placing a phone in the rear pocket is likely too:

1) Significantly affect the function of the rider’s seat
2) Compromise the effectiveness of the rider’s seat aid
3) Induce/create rider asymmetry
4) Lead to uneven loading of the saddle and horse
5) Compromise rider-horse interaction

Although carrying a phone while riding can be useful for safety and other purposes (apps), alternative locations should be considered.

Image of a rider sitting on a pressure mat with their phone in their right back pocket.

Note: sharing as an observation. We have not shown this experimentally (yet).