Cavalettis | Hard
Work on diagonal jumps and straightness
Jade Cassin
Mustang
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Dressage | Medium
Manage stride length and rhythm on a curve
Cavalettis | Hard
The aim is to use lateral work to achieve straightness, then proceed to jump the cavaletti, all while managing the horse's pace. This exercise develops straightness, lateral suppleness, accuracy of track, and quality of canter in front of a jump.
Cavalettis | Medium
• Accuracy of the line Straightness on approach to the poles Balance through the turns Control of the gaits Gentle muscle strengthening
Coach's advice
Dressage | Medium
To vary the trot stride length before and after the canter.
Dressage | Medium
Alternate between bending and straightening
Cavalettis | Easy
Proprioception and loosening of the pelvis.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on lead changes and bending.
Dressage | Easy
Work on the horse's suppleness and improve the trot's bounce
Cavalettis | Medium
Regularity - Control - Straightness
Dressage | Medium
Move the horse laterally upon exiting a turn, allowing the forehand to engage first, thus enabling easier suppleness.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on the straightness of gaits at the trot and canter
Dressage | Medium
Bending and the track
Dressage | Medium
Relaxation of the horse, achieving a supple bend, maintaining a consistent gait
Jumping | Easy
Work on isolated jumps in a small sequence.
Cavalettis | Medium
-being precise in your turns and arriving straight and centered over the poles -having a horse that listens during canter departures and downward transitions -working on straightness
Lunging | Customizable
Perform all types of upward and downward transitions by voice on a circle. Horse autonomy and connection.
Coach's advice
Lunging | Medium
Work on the horse's consistency and responsiveness.
Dressage | Medium
Improve walk/trot transitions and refine changes of direction. Helps to gain balance, impulsion, and suppleness.