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Question #18: We have some more questions about studs: What are the guidelines for choosing where to put the holes? What do you use to fill the holes when you're not using studs so they don't get all packed with dirt?
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Question # 17: My horse has "figured out" the system. He knows that warm-up isn't "real" - he's relaxed and almost lazy there. But as soon as we set foot in the stadium or XC course,
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Question # 16: How much experience do you think a horse should have at a certain level prior to moving them up in competition? Noticing alot of folks are zipping on up from Beg. Novice and already up to Training in less than a year.
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Photo # 10: This is Kimberly!
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How to Utilize Virtual Equestrian Coaching (Current freebie!)
Let's discuss how the average rider can benefit by adding Virtual Coaching to their current training program. It should be used as a supplement, to enhance and deepen your understanding of the concepts you are learning in your program with your own trainer. Say you are currently working
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Trot Lengthenings
Here are some exercises that will help the horse with less natural ability learn how to lengthen the trot rather than simply quickening their stride!
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The Defensive Cross Country Seat
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Lateral and Longitudinal Suppleness
A supple horse is a joy to ride. Free from the paralyzing effects of tension and resistance, the truly supple horse allows the energy created by the hindquarters to move freely into the connection with the bit. Learn about the different types of suppleness, and how to achieve them.
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Question #15: At what level do I need to start using studs? (Andi)
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Question #14: My biggest struggle is sitting up/shoulders back and my hands, which leads to my horse not being consistent. (Michelle)
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