Hanna Somatic Education for Dressage Riders
…circumstances. The problem comes when you start to bring that daily-life training to your riding. These two types of training don’t always support each other and can sometimes even conflict…
…circumstances. The problem comes when you start to bring that daily-life training to your riding. These two types of training don’t always support each other and can sometimes even conflict…
…Session 18-19: California Training Session @ Shannon Lilley?s 20-21: Katie Prudent Training Session in Aiken 28-29: Twin Rivers Training Session March 5-6: Ocala Training Session 7-8: Red Hills (FL) Training…
…either training or untraining him. If you’re picking out his feet and he’s leaning on you or dancing around, don’t let him get away with it–that’s setting an “I’m the…
…down other trainers or training styles? Or are they looking to build the rider’s confidence? Subtle things like that can tell you a lot about a person and their training…
…efforts. You’ve waved, you’ve flailed, and have even pulled and shoved. But at the end of the training session you’re the one who has received the workout, while your horse…
…the levels, from Training through Grand Prix.? Stephen Peters and Janet Foy will demonstrate and explain dressage training exercises from both the rider and judge’s perspective. Peters made history for…
Editor’s note: Zazou Hoffman, winner of the 2009 ASPCA Maclay National Championships, is one of 10 top junior riders invited to participate in the fourth annual George Morris Horsemastership Training…
…the first leg of training that volunteers will receive in the months prior to the Games. Job specific training and venue training will be assigned closer to the Games, depending…
Training horses for eventing or dressage is a lot like training human athletes for sports like gymnastics, track or figure skating. Actually, I’d say that training a horse to event…
…of a hundred other distractions. “Ah,” will say a friend, trainer, or absolute stranger. “You need to sack him out!” “Sacking out” is a vital training tool that’s widely misunderstood….