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By Prof Eduardo Amaya, Sponsored by Top Tacos Argentina They are two different roles that polo often confuses – and pays a high price for… Read More »Polo Instructor and Polo Coach

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya A perceptive and biomechanical alliance is formed between the player and the horse. Polo is a fast-paced sport where decisions must… Read More »Fine handling in polo

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya: In the heat of the game—where time seems compressed between sprints, turns, checks, and mallet strikes—there is a single point of… Read More »The essence of polo: The stirrups

By Eduardo Amaya Introduction In the intensity of the game—where speed and precision converge—the polo pony becomes a top-tier athlete whose energy is just as… Read More »Dynamic movements in the polo pony: The power behind the game

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya It is the third pillar in learning polo, following riding and hitting. By understanding the rules and theory of the game,… Read More »Learning to read the game

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya USING THE REINS Both athletes, the rider and the horse, communicate with each other. The rider must have sensitive hands, good… Read More »Concepts for good communication with the horse

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya, with the collaboration of Raúl Laplacette Technique is the set of actions or maneuvers aimed at a specific and effective result.… Read More »The technique and imitation in polo

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya / Special thanks to Raúl Laplacette for his invaluable cooperation The swing is defined as a rocking movement between the shoulders… Read More »The swing in polo

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya In this note, I want to highlight something that every good polo player naturally does when mounted on their horse playing… Read More »Anterior pelvic inclination (anteversion) during horseback riding and polo strikes

By Prof. Eduardo Amaya I should mention here the importance of using both hands in riding a horse. Although the reins are normal help in… Read More »Using both hands in riding a horse