Utopie Compulsive

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 | 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).

Dressage | Customizable

Halt at a precise spot

Groundwork | Easy

To refine the rein-back for horses that easily become frustrated or tense, and to help the horse enjoy the exercise.

Groundwork | Medium

Develop proprioception

Dressage | Customizable

To be able to manage the horse’s bend, roundness, and accuracy of the track.

Groundwork | Customizable

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

Lunging | Customizable

Precision of aids to achieve a clear halt.

Lunging | Easy

Improve the horse's responsiveness, attention, balance, and core strength.

Lunging | Hard

Improve precision in directing the longe line.

Equifeel | Easy

To manage changes of rein on the circle.

Lunging | Medium

Find balance and supple the horse.