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n the world of dressage, the relationship between rider and horse is a delicate dance of communication, balance, and control.

Repetition is a foundational element in the world of dressage, serving as the key to unlocking precision, harmony, and partnership between..

The leg yield is a fundamental movement in dressage that serves as an excellent exercise for developing the horse's suppleness.

As a dressage rider, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement of upper-level movements like the piaffe, especially as you work your way

Why the 48 rest method is what your horse needs.

Book release of "Ride with Confidence: Positive Affirmations for Equestrians."

Mindfulness is a powerful concept that has gained significant traction in recent years, particularly within the equestrian community. At...

The “Sitting” Position Mastering the art of sitting a horse in dressage requires more than just sitting in the saddle. It demands a deep...

Your instructor has had you on the 20-meter circle for the 12 millionth time and you wonder if you will ever see a straight line again. ...

We have all been there. The instructor is jumping all over our case and we start thinking "can I do any of it right?"

This post is a pretty personal one, but one that I was willing to be vulnerable for because it is just not talked about enough. We all...

What is your show day routine? Your ride in the show ring has so much more to do with the structure and routine around the ride than...

Just as ying needs a yang. Positive reinforcement needs negative reinforcement, but it is not what you think. The Ying Yang is a Chinese...

What is a dressage "test"? The word "test" inspires fear into so many people, but lets look at the true meaning of testing. A test is...

This sport of dressage is a never ending journey of figuring out how to better the horse's balance, strength, and comfort in the work. ...

What it means to be "on the bit" and how to accomplish it.

Reinforcement As with everything in life there is a negative and a positive and both have to exist to have balance. When training horses...

The competitive spirit is a fun emotional state to be in. It not only drives us but shows us that we are still capable of hope and desire. I

Last week we discussed the importance of the posting trot. One of the reasons posting trot is so important is that it trains the horse and t

We see riders of all disciplines posting the trot. Does anyone know why? There are many reasons why the posting trot is so important.