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Tip/Quote of the Day # 563
The more balanced and collected the horse is, the more narrow the track he can travel on. The highly trained horse would be able to canter on a balance beam.
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Educational Discussions
Discussion # 109: Let's discuss the very common rider habit of posting with their hands!
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 562
A successful jump is more about the approach than the jumping effort itself.
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 561
To help your horse perform a true medium or extended trot, think about maintaining some of the elevation that you have in your collected trot as you move into it.
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 560
"The sequence of an aid is not complete until you soften it." ~ George Williams
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 559
"It can be difficult to analyze your horse's performance whilst you are also concentrating on not falling off." ~ Jimmy Wofford
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Firn's Blog Post # 7
Barn Rats Rule the World In the world of horses, to be a good rider, you need to attend lessons and read books. To become an outstanding rider, you need to be a barn rat. (Oh, and joining My Virtual Eventing Coach would help, too. Just sayin') We'
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 558
Your comfort zone will keep expanding, every time you venture just outside of it.
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Video # 77: This is Ashley schooling cross country, and jumping some her first ever Training level fences!
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 557
The opening inside rein gives the horse the indication that the turn is about to happen. The outside aids actually make the turn happen.
Educational Discussions
Video Discussion # 79: In this short video, Andrew Nicholson offers a little insight into some of the secrets to his success over the years!
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Tip/Quote of the Day # 556
The more independent and effective the rider's seat is, the less hand or leg aids they will need to control the horse.