More than just cantering around on the “wrong” lead, counter-canter is used as a strengthening, balancing, and straightening exercise.
Training
This exclusive excerpt from Christian Baier's new book "Arena Tracks" focuses on a couple of simple patterns to improve accuracy and rhythm.
Too little, too much, just right. What does the 'right' amount of contact feel like, and how do you achieve it consistently?
It is never too early to get a head start on the 2023 dressage show season; here are some great tips to get you rolling.
Whether you are going from the walk or trot, or canter-to-canter (flying change!) it is all about timing and conciseness to ensure smoothness.
A study examined high dressage marks awarded to horses with head positions behind the vertical, in direct conflict with FEI dressage rules.
Dr. Tim Worden's goal is to educate riders about biomechanics and training methods to improve equine health, welfare and ability.
Launched in 2019 by organizer Sue Ockendon and the late Steve Blauner, the program added Galway Downs this June.
What is the difference between a registered, licensed and certified coach, and is there an advantage to pursuing EC coach status?
Whether you ride dressage, eventing or hunter/jumper, your horse must be able to travel in a straight line for accuracy and even soundness.
