Equestrian Sports

Combining athletic activity and one of the most popular animals in the world can make for an interesting focal point to have in your interior design. Our collection of equestrian sporRead morets wall murals mirrors the ancient connection we have with horses. Equestrian, which can also be called horseback riding, is technically referred to as the skill of riding with horses. Equestrian sports were introduced in the Olympics in the early 20th century, some of which can still be seen today. In our array of equestrian sports wall murals there are also events that are not part of any sporting competition, however. A partnership between horse and rider can be the standout theme in your wall decoration. No matter what kind of space you are decorating, this beautiful relationship can make the difference between ordinary and special. Family, friends and visitors are guaranteed to not forget your equestrian sports wall murals which will leave a lasting impression.

Great health benefits

Did you know that horseback riding in general has many great benefits for overall health and mental well-being? For the physical aspect, a simple one-hour ride can burn similar calories to that of a 30 minute jog or cycle ride. It is also a great activity to help exercise the mind because when you are controlling a large animal, it challenges you to pay close attention to your actions. Last but not least, there is the excellent therapeutic quality since you are fostering a relationship between you and a regal animal, while enjoying the outdoors. This last bit is very relatable to having equestrian sports wall murals in your interiors. Having a touch of nature in your home, office or hangout can have a big effect on your state of mind. Equestrian sports wall murals by Photowall can be that crucial component that makes you enjoy your indoor time, and at the same time can encourage you to take up something beneficial like horseback riding. Take the item "Ride the Storm", for instance. The mood and ambiance of this equestrian sports wall mural really creates inspiration.

The dream in equestrian sports wall murals

There are plenty of people in the world who have had the childhood fantasy of being a cowboy, or a cowgirl. In the United States of America, many folks consider rodeos to be one of the most exciting sports to watch, especially in states like Wyoming. These wild events bring fans from all over the world together in the atmosphere of competition and entertainment. You can partly fulfill that desire of yesterday by using our equestrian sports wall murals as the wall decoration in your space. This fascination with taming a wild "beast" really is ancient in humans. Up to this day, wild horse roundups are necessary to maintain healthy herds of wild horses and burros out on the ranges. "Roundup" is an equestrian sports wall mural that really captures both of these aspects. Equestrian sports wall murals can be the embodiment of your childhood dream and at the same time display the beauty of these creatures.

The variety of equestrian sports

There are many types of equestrian sports but the most recognizable are probably dressage and show jumping. The former is where riders and horses perform a series of predetermined events from memory, while the latter is riders on horseback attempting to jump cleanly through sets of obstacles within a specific time. The beauty of these events can be seen in some equestrian sports wall murals by Photowall. These types of images will fill your room with dynamism, energy and visual weight. There are also more endurance-related equestrian events such as endurance riding, for example, which is a discipline where riders and horses compete in races over very long distances. This kind of competition has been a staple in adventure films such as "Hidalgo". One of the most exciting equestrian events is probably equestrian vaulting, which is a gymnastics and dance discipline done on horseback! As you can see, there is plenty of variety in this sport, just like in equestrian sports wall murals.
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