The Dressage aids and position explained.
It’s the little things that make a great rider, make sure you are using all the aids not just the commonly talked about ones.
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Category Archives for "Dressage"
How to improve a tight canter.
Often a tight canter will be crooked so encouraging the horse to straighten as well as lengthen the stride is important.
See moreHow to get your horse “on the bit” softly.
Teaching the horse to yield from light pressure and to carry himself is introduced with two simple techniques.
See moreHow to improve the canter.
A four beat canter is very uncomfortable and is easily fixed, using bursts of medium canter helps get the jump back.
See moreHow to ride a spooky horse.
Understanding why horses spook is the first step in settling a spooky horse.
See moreHow to teach Rein back .
How to ride leg yield on a circle is a great exercise to engage the horse and to step him into the outside rein.
See moreHow to ride Leg yield on a circle.
How to ride leg yield on a circle is a great exercise to engage the horse and to step him into the outside rein.
See moreHow to ride Shoulder In.
How to ride Shoulder In teaches you how to ask for the first steps. It is a great exercise for making the horse more supple and getting control in your outside rein.
See moreHow to ride a Hot horse.
How to ride a hot horse gives a couple of different things to try from riding forward into the shoulder in, to keeping the horse busy.
See moreRiding the square to improve lightness and turning.
How to ride the square to improve the horses lightness and turning.
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