Tip/Quote of the Day!
Tip/Quote of the Day # 4471
When riding and training, make sure you are truly in neutral after every correct response from your horse. This means no aids!
Tip/Quote of the Day!
When riding and training, make sure you are truly in neutral after every correct response from your horse. This means no aids!
Tip/Quote of the Day!
"If you keep your hands still, you’ll start using your legs." ~ Ulla Salzgeber
Lesley's Corner
Learn about an exercise called "shoulder yield" (which is really more of a jumper term than a Dressage term), that tests your ability to control your horse's shoulders.
Lesley's Corner
Learn how to lower the VOLUME of your aids, for more harmony in your riding!
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Tip/Quote of the Day!
"Shoulder in is a preparation for the half pass, plus shoulder in gives more connection on the outside rein. Shoulder in makes more suppleness." ~ Johan Hamminga
Tip/Quote of the Day!
The intensity of a half halt is determined by the strength of the push into it.
Tip/Quote of the Day!
Riding is like a marriage between the horse and rider. Don’t let the familiarity trick you into doing the same things over and over.
Lesley's Corner
This exercise, suitable for all levels of horses and riders, will turn you into a rider who is able to ride EFFECTIVE downward transitions - which is what is required to give you the best possible result.
Lesley's Corner
This canter pole exercise has applications for just about every level of horse & rider - from Training level Dressage right to Grand Prix! It will improve your horse's balance and responsiveness, by increasing hind leg engagement. You can even use it to add more scope to your horse's canter stride!
Tip/Quote of the Day!
Stay quiet with your aids and let the exercise teach the horse.
Lesley's Corner
Here is a highly effective exercise, that will fix any hand position flaw that you may have!