Manon A. Dien

Work on bending and precision

The horse should stop at our shoulder level at the cone when asked. Then, move the hips around the c...

To be able to stop and start your horse at a walk or trot within a designated area.

Lateral movements at a distance

Make the horse an explorer

Improve direction and coordination by navigating obstacles on a course

Have a horse attentive to you by chaining several movements on foot.

Acclimate the horse to different obstacles

Excellent for the propulsion muscles, works the horse's abs

Work on isolated jumps in a small sequence.

Work on straightness in the corners

Complete body suppleness, proprioception

Bending, direction, regularity of pace, rider's position

Move the horse laterally upon exiting a turn, allowing the forehand to engage first, thus enabling e...

Avoid touching poles, create a nice circle with an active horse.

Mobility of the hips and shoulders, then depending on the horse's ease, work on backing up and respo...

Move the shoulders, recall, narrow passage, straightness over poles

Work on lead changes and bending.

Supple your horse - Achieve smooth and gentle transitions.

Work on bending and straightness, reactivity, balance, and transitions.

Alternate between bending and straightening

Canter over ground poles on the track, trot over ground poles on the diagonal

Improve the direction and stride length of your horse

To achieve changes in the horse’s frame at a specific gait.

Capture the horse’s attention and improve transitions.