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Alternate transitions and circles

Good exercise for suppling the horse.

Achieve a consistent rhythm on the lunge line.

Work on the sequence of straightness and bending in curves.

Work on the precision of the track, the horse's boldness, and stride length.

Work on bending and precision

Work on bending and precision.

Successfully maintain impulsion and bend.

Maintain impulsion and create a pattern

To work on bending and straightness, as well as changes of direction, to channel both the rider's an...

Change the bend, work on the precision of your path, and maintain the pace despite the change of fig...

Supple your horse and work on upward and downward transitions

Practice cornering without the horse passing in front of the jump standards.

Work on pace changes and curves

Keep your horse in a regular rhythm throughout the exercise. Achieve regular circles.

Work on bending

-being precise in your turns and arriving straight and centered over the poles -having a horse that...

Work on bending and calmness over obstacles.

Work on aids and perform flying lead changes

Successfully pass over ground poles at trot and canter with a relaxed horse

Improve halts and downward transitions.

Work on gait variation and straightness

Maintain a consistent canter while alternating between straight lines and circles

Prepare your transitions and maintain a consistent rhythm across different gaits.

to have a responsive horse; pace the trot; achieve transitions in relaxation and bending

HORSE: Work on transitions; Improve balance; Enhance lateral flexibility and hindquarters engagement...

Horse's responsiveness to transitions

Beginning of counter canter

Speed control and straightness control

Maintain rhythm with a horse that gets excited over the jumps

Maintain the right lead canter for as long as possible.

To have a calm horse when passing over ground poles to be able to turn between each pole.

Maintain a steady pace over ground poles / navigate tight turns.

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

Improve the direction and stride length of your horse

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

To work on straightness, bending, canter transitions, engagement, and rhythm.

Maintain a steady gait on the figure eight and perform transitions between the two poles.

To vary the trot stride length before and after the canter.

Keep your horse calm and work on straightness.

Improve canter control and accuracy in stride patterns.

To work on the horse's calmness, focus over fences, and different aspects of rideability.

Work on rhythm, strength, and the rider’s ability to plan ahead.