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Counting Exercise for Rhythm and Suppleness

Do you struggle with your horse’s Rhythm and Relaxation, the basis of the Dressage Training Scale?. This video gives a great exercise that will help you get your horse into a steady relaxed rhythm…
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Count Rhythm A

Counting for Rhythm

Edit: If you are having trouble getting this video to load, try watching it directly on Youtube here.  In this week’s video, I have one simple trick to help you improve your riding! Regardless…
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flying changes

Flying Changes: Beginner, Medium and Advanced!!

Flying changes are one of THE MOST difficult things to teach a horse to do! While it is a “natural” movement for horses, teaching the horse to do the flying change on command when…
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the canter trot transition

The Canter Trot Transition

  The canter trot transition is a difficult and important transition to master in Dressage and it even shows up in the Grand Prix! This transition is an important test of throughness and suppleness…
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Ride the Perfect Corner

Ride the Perfect Corner

Ride the Perfect Corner Corners in dressage are often overlooked but play an important part in setting up your next movement. Whether you’re preparing for a diagonal line, a half-pass, or a pirouette, riding…
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Losgelassenheit - Achieving Looseness and Letting-go-ness

Losgelassenheit – Achieving Looseness and Letting-go-ness

One of the foundational principles in dressage is Losgelassenheit, a German term that embodies the idea of looseness and relaxation, both physically and mentally. This state is essential for your horse to perform effectively,…
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The Stretch Circle: Common mistakes and fixes

The Stretch Circle: Common mistakes and fixes

The stretch circle, performed at a trot on a 20-meter circle, is a key movement in dressage tests at Training Level and First Level. It demonstrates your horse’s suppleness, connection, and ability to stretch…
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