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Cavalettis | Easy

Activate the energy, then rebalance it without losing balance to develop strength.

Cavalettis | Medium

Work on tight turns.

Dressage | Hard

To obtain a horse that halts promptly and in balance, steps back straight and lightly, and moves off into trot again without delay. Engagement + control + strengthening Muscles targeted: Abdominals → major work (halt + rein-back) Hindquarters → engagement under the body Back → lifts and stabilises Overall balance

Dressage | Easy

Lateral displacement of the shoulders

Cavalettis | Easy

Handiness and accuracy of the line

Dressage | Hard

Achieve a canter–walk transition on a 10-meter circle.

Jumping | Medium

Improve steering and ride tighter turns.

Jumping | Easy

Learn how to maintain the same canter and straightness

Jumping | Easy

Confirm the basic responses (steering, impulsion, flexion)

Cavalettis | Medium

To stay consistent in the gaits and achieve neat transitions with a focus on encouraging the horse to pick up it's feet.

Jumping | Easy

The horse will settle into the ground poles, and this repetition will help him develop a regular stride followed by an easy jump. This setup will require riders to become invisible and simply feel the sensations of a good approach, maintaining the balance of the canter.

Dressage | Medium

To have a horse that is straight between the rider’s hands and legs, regardless of the obstacle.

Dressage | Medium

🎯 Keep the horse supple.

Dressage | Easy

Introduce flying changes

Cavalettis | Hard

Work on diagonal jumps and straightness

Dressage | Medium

Manage stride length and rhythm on a curve

Jumping | Medium

- Improve reactivity - Balance the horse - Increase attentiveness of both rider and horse

Dressage | Easy

Successfully ask for transitions between trot and canter while paying attention to your position.

Lunging | Easy

This exercise helps your horse to: - Challenge his lateral balance, engaging his thoracic sling alternately to the right and left - Challenge his longitudinal balance, also engaging the thoracic sling - Take responsibility for maintaining his own balance

Lunging | Medium

Linking tight curves and straight lines on the lunge helps to: - challenge the horse’s lateral balance (and therefore engage the thoracic sling alternately on each side) - encourage the horse to take responsibility for maintaining his own balance