Instruction

Use correct body alignment to ride a bending line with true connection

Joy Congdon explains her answer.

Learn how this system of neuromuscular education can help you use your body more effectively in the saddle.

USDF gold medalist Beth Glosten suggests enticing newbies by sharing with them the benefits of dressage

Tips on how to train your horse in a fair and logical way.

USDF gold medalist Jaime Amain tells us how to correct a horse properly

USDF gold medalist Katie Hoefs-Martin explains how a strong core helps in riding transitions

Understand the German term "Dehnungshaltung" to help make your horse more beautiful through self-carriage.

USDF gold medalist John Zopatti offers an honest opinion on wiggly fingers

Simple advice for those converting from hunters to dressage

Susanne von Dietze critiques Katie Nayak at First Level.

FEI 3* dressage judge Sandy Hotz offers advice on how to make a horse's trot more elastic.

Germany’s Ingrid Klimke and Dr. Ina Goesmeier offer tips at the New England Dressage Association Symposium.

Biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze critiques Lesley Grove at Intermediaire.

Sport performance coach Laura King offers advice on how to come back to riding dressage after a fall.

Olympian Sue Blinks discusses developing your dressage horse’s topline so it serves as a suspension bridge of musculature, making self-carriage possible.

USDF Certified Instructor Candy Allen discusses how to create more freedom in a horse's shoulder and achieve uphill balance

Jenny Susser on how to become a thinking rider

Your saddle affects the way you ride and the way your horse performs. Learn how to evaluate this very basic piece of riding equipment. Written by Stacey Nedrow-Wigmore for Dressage Today magazine.

Katherine Bateson-Chandler explains this useful exercise to help develop collection while maintaining forwardness.