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The Unseen Moments of Horse Training: Communication and Connectivity Horse training is often perceived as a series of structured lessons...

As dressage riders, we often find ourselves caught up in the allure of performing grand movements and mastering intricate exercises....

Dressage is often seen as a discipline exclusive to specific breeds or competitive circles, but the truth is that every horse can benefit...

Achieving a full range of motion in your horse is essential for effective dressage training.

Pursuing excellence is not just an individual effort; it's a collaborative endeavor that thrives on teamwork and shared passion.

In the dressage world, bringing a horse back from an injury can often feel daunting.

One fundamental aspect that is often overlooked is the necessity for the dressage horse to oscillate through its entire body rather than bec

As dressage riders, we often find ourselves captivated by the beauty of our art—gliding through movements, the elegance of our horses,...

As equestrians, we know how easy it is to let the pressure of competition get to us.

As riders, we often think about the beauty and grace of our upward transitions, but it’s just as crucial to focus on the down transitions.

Dressage is often described as the art of riding in harmony with your horse, yet this concept goes far beyond simply guiding your equine...

As a dressage rider, it’s easy to become laser-focused on your time in the saddle, pouring every effort into perfecting your rides....

In the world of dressage, we often hear the term “connection” tossed around, but what does it really mean? Many riders are taught that...

In the dressage world, the concept of straightness is often emphasized yet frequently misunderstood. At its core, straightness means that...

As dressage riders, we often find ourselves striving for that elusive score that reflects the hard work and dedication we've put into our...

The relationship between horse and rider is dynamic and intricate. One of the most crucial aspects that often gets overlooked is the...

Subtle cues from your horse can convey a great deal about their balance and engagement. One such cue is the tilt of the horse's head. ...

As riders, we often focus on the elegance and precision of dressage movements, but what lies beneath the surface—literally and...

One aspect that often separates a good ride from a great one….mastering transitions—both between gaits and within them. To truly showcase...

At the heart of this dance lies a fundamental aspect of communication: the use of the rider's legs.