Unlike other sports where athletes can practice the same exercise indefinitely, no two jumps are exactly the same.

Essentially the same movement, these important dressage tools activate the hind legs and develop more collection as you move up the levels.

An expert in horse/human biomechanics explains why riders need to be fit, and how cross-training can reduce the likelihood of common injuries.

The Quebec-based hunter/jumper judge and coach shares her thoughts on quality, presentation, and happy, willing horses.

Follow these progressive steps to be confidently navigating water elements on course – even nervous horses and riders.

What exactly does it mean to “let the horse stretch forward and down”? Some tips for understanding and riding this test element correctly.

Biomechanics specialist Tim Worden discusses best practices for training human athletes and sport horses ‒ who share many similarities.

Opening, direct, wide, lifted, indirect, driving and bridged: you hear those terms all the time – but do you really know what they mean?

The busy judge from Calgary talks about turnout, quality, and the job of trainers to prepare their riders for anything.

Whether you are schooling, competing or just riding for fun, these exercises can improve skills and the connection with your equine partner.