Cavalettis | Medium
Arrive straight, right in the middle of the poles, gain precision and improve the forehand movement.
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Cavalettis | Medium
Arrive straight, right in the middle of the poles, gain precision and improve the forehand movement.
Cavalettis | Customizable
Achieve rhythm and straightness over the same poles while varying the approach, and keep your horse focused
Hunter style | Customizable
Speed control and straightness control
Dressage | Medium
Horse's responsiveness to transitions
Dressage | Easy
HORSE: Work on transitions; Improve balance; Enhance lateral flexibility and hindquarters engagement; Muscle strengthening || RIDER: Precision of aids; Trajectory management; Strengthen connection
Cavalettis | Customizable
Work on the sequence of circles, ground poles, and cavalettis.
Dressage | Medium
to have a responsive horse; pace the trot; achieve transitions in relaxation and bending
Cavalettis | Customizable
Approach obstacles gently to teach the horse not to rush.
Dressage | Medium
Travailler les transitions, principalement les départs au galop et l'incurvation du cheval mais aussi sur la rectitude car on va devoir arriver bien droit et au milieu des barres.
Cavalettis | Hard
Navigate ground poles while turning to prepare the horse for jump-offs.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on straightness in the corners
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on straightness between obstacles and bending
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on the straightness of gaits at the trot and canter
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on gait variation and straightness
Dressage | Easy
Improve halts and downward transitions.
Cavalettis | Medium
straightness regularity in gait lead change
Cavalettis | Medium
Perfect the horse's movements
Dressage | Easy
Successfully pass over ground poles at trot and canter with a relaxed horse
Cavalettis | Hard
Excellent for the propulsion muscles, works the horse's abs
Dressage | Medium
The objective is to boost the horse's confidence (the corridor is long and relatively narrow, which can be intimidating). Then, improve its control through the canter-walk transition, trotting over poles, and canter departure.
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