FLATWORK FEBRUARY #18: LEG YIELD TO CANTER
Trot down the three-quarter line and use your inside leg on the girth to push your horse towards the track, […]
Trot down the three-quarter line and use your inside leg on the girth to push your horse towards the track, […]
‘The Countdown’ is excellent for improving your horse’s reaction to your aids, ensuring they are in front of your leg,
In essence, this exercise asks that you ‘push’ forward on the long side of the arena and ‘collect’ on the
You can complete this exercise in either walk, trot, or canter. But like with most of these exercises, starting at
The Figure 8 is typically done with 20m circles with a change of direction where the two circles join over
To begin this exercise, you need four transition markers. Place a pole parallel to the arena edge and complete a
The Bone Collector is a simple yet effective tool to improve straightness off the arena’s edge. The exercise is easily
Text: Christie Wolhuter Many people are confused by the need for resistance training for equestrians. To me, it is the
Q: My horse is generally very forward-going and happy to jump. However, the second you introduce any type of filler
A proper warm-up and cool-down are especially important over the winter period. Low temperatures mean your horse’s body needs longer