To develop suppleness, engagement, balance and obedience; to help your horse achieve self-carriage try riding him ‘on and…
U – IS FOR UP
In the early stages of your training all transitions can be progressive, but most benefit will be gained if…
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T – IS FOR TRANSITIONS
Transitions are the key to … building the hind end muscles developing better balance maintaining rhythm teaching horses…
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The Downward Transition
Happy New Year to you all, lets get on with some training shall we? The old masters taught…
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On The Bit
Hello there Dressage enthusiasts … I have received a message from a ‘Real Life Rider’ who is “struggling with…
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Improving the Canter to Walk Transition
A Facebook comment has prompted this short post on how to improve the canter to walk transition. Question:…
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The Effective Half Halt
Real Life Rider Question: My struggle at the moment is how I can get my horse off her…
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A BACK TO FRONT PROBLEM
Here we have a Crystal System subscriber who struggling to keep a consistent outline with her horse coming…
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Canter Depart – Strike a Leg
The canter depart or strike off can be a real sticking point for some riders. In the third…
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Trot Extensions – Its In The Prep!
So, today we worked on teaching my young horse Trot Extensions and the essence of the matter is…
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