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Its a perfect opportunity for you as a budding coach to analyse their technique, footwork and spacial wareness. Theres nothing wrong in keeping it to yourself if you feel that they aren't accepting of your coaching. Its for your own personal development as well, scrutiny of others, goes a long way to understanding the complexities of our game. Knowledge learnt through experience will help you and your future coaching abilities. Learning and teaching have different skills to master. source

When you do what you're describing with a traditional song, it's called "the folk process". Songs that are centuries old and of unknown authorship evolve in this way, so that they still have something to say to modern listeners. Should newer, copyrighted songs be treated differently? I don't really see why, but some entertainment lawyers might disagree. source

EA has been improving a lot in the past 2 years, let's hope they can keep that up. They most certainly are trying and listening to the community more and more. source

Based on your question, yes, i definitely think you can learn a lot through reading when you are not on a horse consistently. I wasn't able to ride for a couple years while in college, but i read some really good books that helped me understand dressage at a different level. They explained dressage and the rationale of the aids - only when i went to lessons again could i then connect the dots with what i read and how to correcly apply. So absolutely, i think that books and visualization help! source

Have you checked Windows Event Viewer to see if you have any conflicts slowing down your boot-up? Whether you have a SSD or not, problems loading can slow it down considerably. source