Dressage | Customizable
Obtain canter departs and transitions to walk or trot that are calm, honest and precise.
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Dressage | Customizable
Obtain canter departs and transitions to walk or trot that are calm, honest and precise.
Jumping | Medium
Competition training
Groundwork | Customizable
Help the pony stay straight, reduce run-outs, and teach him to pay more attention to where he places his feet.
Cavalettis | Medium
Work on tight turns.
Jumping | Medium
Save time in the turns and keep the horse in balance to prevent it from jumping flat.
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 | Medium
To have a horse that is straight between the rider’s hands and legs, regardless of the obstacle.
Cavalettis | Hard
Work on diagonal jumps and straightness
Dressage | Easy
Successfully ask for transitions between trot and canter while paying attention to your position.
Dressage | Hard
To supple the horse, improve hindquarter engagement, and increase stride length.
Dressage | Medium
To work on impulsion, responsiveness, and flexion/acceptance of the bit during transitions.
Jumping | Hard
Work on rhythm, strength, and the rider’s ability to plan ahead.
Dressage | Medium
Improve canter control and accuracy in stride patterns.
Dressage | Easy
Develop proprioception and improve trot-halt transitions.
Dressage | Medium
Improve steering (useful with a neck rope) over ground poles.
Dressage | Medium
Achieve smooth transitions and regain straightness after riding a circle.
Jumping | Customizable
This exercise helps to improve control.
Dressage | Hard
Ask the horse to vary the exercises while maintaining the same outline and pushing from the outside hind leg.
Cavalettis | Easy
This exercise has several objectives, both for the horse and the rider. - Maintain calmness before jumping - Work on canter transitions - Work on bending and changes of bend For the rider, this exercise is interesting to perform without stirrups in order to improve: - position - steadiness of the hands - following the jump over small fences
Dressage | Medium
To vary the trot stride length before and after the canter.
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