My Virtual Eventing Coach (Page 113)

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Lesley's Corner

An Exercise to Help You Find Your Seat Bones

Your seat is the most important aid that you have when riding. When you are able to use your seat effectively, you will find that all of your other aids can be very subtle and refined. This exercise is a great way for you to find your seat bones, and how to keep them pointing correctly downward!

Educational Discussions

Quiz # 3: Rule quiz!

Educational Discussions

Video Discussion # 18: Let's watch this video of Steffen Peters warming up at the World Dressage Masters!

Educational Discussions

Video Discussion # 17: Here is another video of the great Andrew Hoy!

Lesley's Corner

How to Engage Your Core When Riding

Questions

Question # 61: Could you give me some advice on conditioning goals for each week for getting Henry in shape for the Novice Long Format Three Day Event?

~Lisa's Corner~

Lisa's Blog post # 50

Canter Month is going really well – I think we’re even ahead of schedule! In preparation for Jump a Course Month coming up in April I am doing as much canter work over poles as possible so it was great to have the entire stadium ring to ourselves today -

Lesley's Corner

Horses That "Hop" When Going From Walk to Trot

Questions

Question # 60: How do I keep our training sessions from gettting too boring for my horse, without skipping the repetition that "I" need for improvement?! (Cheryl)

Questions

Question # 59: I have a question about the Novice 3D dressage test.

Educational Discussions

Quiz # 2: Here is a quick and simple quiz for you!

Lesley's Corner

Learn How to Judge the Length of Your Canter Stride When Jumping

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