Educational Discussions
Educational Discussions
Video Discussion # 55: The horse that wants to LEAP into the water!
~Kristin's Corner~
Kristin's Blog post #5
Winter: finding motivation and structure amidst the snow While the sane contingent of the eventing community has spent the holidays giving their horses time off and enjoying the warmth and the family offered by such breaks, I have been knee deep in mud (literally) and horses (metaphorically).I have my
Lesley's Corner
One Thing at a Time!
Educational Discussions
Video Discussion # 54: How to ride a bounce bank with downhill landing
Educational Discussions
Discussion # 53: Which way do you tend to find it easier to flex your horse at the poll?
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Video Discussion # 53: A lunge line lesson exercise to improve your seat
Lesley's Corner
Counter Bend is Your Friend!
Counter bend & counter flexion are both very useful tools to increase your horse's straightness, suppleness, and balance. They also allow you to *test* those qualities in your horse. Learn all about this here!
Questions
Question # 98: HOW do I do what you said about using core/back rather than tiring out arms shoulders? Literally, do I let my arms extend, then use my back, or lean back more (water ski)? (Andi)
Questions
Question # 97: I have an 11yo OTTB who is a roarer and whom I am competing at novice level this year. We are doing great on XC and in SJ, but we are struggling in dressage.
Questions
Question # 96: When the dressage test says you may do your trot work sitting or rising, will you get extra points for sitting since it's harder? Assuming you can pull it off well of couse...(Jo)
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