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Generally a good, smooth, clean show jumping round happens when you have the right quality of canter, and your horse is adjustable between fences. Here is a great exercise to improve your horse's adjustability!
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Does your horse need some motivation over fences?? Here is an exercise that will rev him up, and make him more game about jumping!
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One thing that every cross country course has in common, no matter what the level, is that the first jump on course will be negotiated from at least somewhat of a standing start. And you have to be able to do it WELL, if you want to have a good first jump! Every rider should be working on this!
Lesley's Corner
Training for self carriage at the gallop is vital for safety and soundness. Without it, horses become heavy on the forehand, lose responsiveness, and risk injury or falls. Learn how to achieve true harmony and better balance on cross country here!
Lesley's Corner
Lesley's Corner
Horses mirror their rider’s posture. Tension & slumped shoulders create muscle imbalances, causing you to grip & overuse reins. Forcing "shoulders back" rarely works because tension remains. Here is a quick & simple fix to find relaxed, square shoulders & help your horse carry himself in balance.