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Hands and reins :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Classical Training: How Much Weight Should We Have in the Reins?
17/10/2018
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Rider's hands :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Classical Training: Loose Rein Bending and Hyperflexion
14/10/2018
Training Training Your Horse
Beudant on Vallerine, an Anglo-Arab mare he trained when he was practically an invalid
Flexions and Flexibility: Part II
21/01/2018
Training Training Your Horse
Lateral flexion of the poll to the left without using the reins :: Photo © Silke Rottermann
Flexions and Flexibility: Part I
15/01/2018
Training Training Your Horse
First Belgian Meeting In Quest of Equitation in the French Tradition
11/12/2017
Training Training Your Horse
Learning piaffe: Top: standing front leg is vertical, lifted knee is close to the horizontal, hind legs are flexed (down for standing leg and up for lifted leg), haunches are lowered, back is rounded, neck is arched, poll at the highest point and nose slightly in front of the vertical. BOTTOM: perfect square halt, front legs vertical and haunches lightly flexed, his front end immobile and light with equal contact on both reins, forehead vertical, poll high.
Mastering Lightness: The Correct Piaffe
15/10/2017
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Classical Training: A Lesson at the Canter
13/10/2017
Training Training Your Horse
Janet Foy: "How To Lose a Lot of Points at Regional Championships"
11/10/2017
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Mastering Lightness: Understanding the Biomechanics
08/10/2017
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Classical Training: Listening to the Halt
07/10/2017
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Classical Training: Independent Legs
01/10/2017
Training Training Your Horse
Fortuny & Javelin Meet McLean: The Riding Stage
18/09/2017
Training Training Your Horse