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Keep your horse round while jumping.

Work on curves and rein aids

work on tight turns

Develop proprioception and improve trot-halt transitions.

Work on diagonal jumps and straightness

Manage stride length and rhythm on a curve

Alternating simple transitions through all three gaits on a 20-meter circle

Asking for intra-gait transitions in all three gaits on a 20-meter circle

Serpentine patterns are excellent exercises to challenge the horse’s lateral balance and therefore t...

The objective of this exercise is to work on the horse’s motivation for the jump.

To be comfortable and proficient when riding circles and voltes.

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

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

Introduce flying changes

🎯 Keep the horse supple.

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

The horse will settle into the ground poles, and this repetition will help him develop a regular str...

To stay consistent in the gaits and achieve neat transitions with a focus on encouraging the horse t...

Confirm the basic responses (steering, impulsion, flexion)

Learn how to maintain the same canter and straightness

Improve control and relaxation over fences.

Improve steering and ride tighter turns.

Improve your approach and learn to wait for the stride without stress.

On a 20-meter circle, lengthen the canter into a medium canter for 8 strides, then collect the cante...

Be able to halt from the walk and rein back straight for 4–5 steps along the track.

Begin developing the lowering and engagement of one hind leg.

Be able to strike off into canter from the walk on a 10-meter circle.

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

Teach the horse to yield away from pressure (physical or visual). Improve his suppleness and focus....

Improve leading and in-hand halts.

Handiness and accuracy of the line

Lateral displacement of the shoulders

Maintain a steady rhythm in canter A simple pole exercise to help you focus on the essentials: rhyt...

In this exercise, you’ll work on transitions and trot fences: two elements that often appear in hunt...

In this exercise, you’ll learn to better manage your lines by riding through mandatory passages (PI)...

In this exercise, you’ll practice approaching and jumping fences on an angle using ground pole corri...

In this session, you’ll put into practice the elements you’ve worked on through a mini mixed hunter ...

The aim of this session is to develop the rider’s ability to adjust the length of the horse’s stride...

In this session, you work on a major difficulty that appears in the highest levels of club and amate...

In this session, you’ll be working on a key hunter fence: the corner. The aim is to educate your hor...

In this session, you’ll be working over another emblematic hunter fence: the spider. The aim is to s...

In this session, you will ride a full course that brings back into play all the exercises and types ...