Resources & Research Bibliography
A curated archive of the external anatomical, classical, and somatic texts informing my movement practice.
I. Anatomy & Neurophysiology Texts
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Vital clinical validation proving that pandiculation functions as a self-sensing fascial reset capable of dissolving deeply habituated neuromuscular noise.
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A foundational text that establishes the critical boundary between a machine-like body observed from without and a subjective Soma experienced from within.
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Reflection: A vital neuroscientific breakdown of how equine and human brains perceive the world differently, offering a clear blueprint for achieving true cognitive and somatic alignment between horse and rider.
II. Historical Archives & Classical Schools
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Karl compares the philosophies of masters of classical riding such as La Gueriniere and Baucher, and shows possible solutions to the challenging situation of modern competitive dressage.
