A: Yes — consistency matters more than frequency. Three focused, thoughtful rides a week can bring about real progress if you set clear goals. Use one day for fitness (e.g. hacking or polework), one for schooling (flat or jumping), and one for variety or connection (e.g. groundwork or stretching). Add in some light in-hand work on off days, and you’ll be surprised how much you can achieve even with a busy schedule!
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