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Cavalettis | Medium

Work on tight turns.

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

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

Lunging | Easy

or your horse to properly engage his thoracic sling, you’ll need him to be: - relaxed - in a rather low-head posture The spiral exercise helps develop lateral balance, which means the horse mobilizes his thoracic sling alternately on the right and left sides. Because this exercise involves riding on curves, often quite tight ones, be careful not to ask for it too long or too often. If your horse is young, has trouble finding his own balance, or has physical issues that show up on tight curves, limit this exercise to a few minutes each direction and prioritize wide curves (like the large spiral).

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.

Jumping | Medium

React quickly, work on rider reflexes