NEDA Know How: Audrey Paslow on The Winter Rider Reset: Sharpening Feel, Balance, and Timing Through Brain-Based Training

1/15/2026
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Eastern

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Audrey Paslow is a PT, DPT, NCS, Certified Level 1 FMS, and 4-Star Certified Trainer of Train Your Seat Equestrian Training.

Dr. Audrey Paslow, PT, DPT, NCS, blends her skill sets as an experienced educator, physical therapist, and 4-Star Train Your Seat Equestrian instructor to focus on rider biomechanics to benefit both the amateur and professional equestrian. She earned her doctorate in physical therapy from The Sage Colleges Troy, New York, and currently works at her own practice as a physical therapist at Anchored Seat PT & Wellness in Halfmoon, New York. She has spent her life as a physical therapist and board-certified neurological clinical specialist with experience in treating vestibular disorders and concussions. An adult amateur equestrian who competes in dressage, Dr. Paslow has a vested interest in educating amateur and professional riders about biomechanics and how to improve their balance, prevent injury, and create greater harmony for the welfare of both the equestrian and the horse. To that end, she has created her own brand of wellness training and rider education.

The NEDA Know How webinar series runs every Thursday evening from 7:30pm-8:30pm in January, February, and March. NEDA members can access previously recorded sessions under the "multimedia" dropdown in their member portal.

Setting: Live Virtual

Dawn Mackenzie

NEDA Know How is a nationally award-winning virtual webinar series that runs every Thursday evening in January, February, and March. Run through Zoom, participants are muted, but can ask questions in the platform's chat feature, allowing the NEDA moderators to pass the questions along to our speakers for answers to your challenges and questions.

The goal of the webinar is to bring our membership a variety of prolific speakers aiming to increase:

• knowledge of best practices and opportunities in the dressage industry,
• opportunities to query those working in the dressage industry regarding cutting-edge advancements or best-quality educational standards, and
• knowledge of how their aspirations are impacted by others' work in the dressage community or the equine industry.

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