CHAPTER 1: Why are Turning and Riding Circles Well so Important

Riding on circles and executing turns are time-tested exercises in horse training, crucial in almost all equestrian sports that keep on surviving all advancements of the equestrian training. They are used to develop balance, strength and flexibility, and they serve an important role in straightening and collecting the developing horse and maintaining these physical aspects

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Anna’s Riding Method: Module 4, e-Book files [EN + PL]

Warmest Welcome to the 4th Module of Anna’s Riding Method: Turing & Riding Circles Below you can find links to the English and Polish language version of the Module 4 of Anna’s Riding Method. The 4th Module of Anna’s Riding Method is the most comprehensively prepared release so far, delving deeply into the nuances of

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Welcome to the 4th Module of Anna’s Riding Method: Riding through the turns and circles! At the heart of Anna’s Riding Method lies a fundamental principle: riding in harmony with the horse, not against it. Our method of riding transcends traditional techniques, offering a unique perspective that emphasises the horse’s natural movement and the natural

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Module 14: Making Sessions More Difficult

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Module 13: The 4D Technique

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Developing Engaged Walk: Adding Energy to the Walk

FROM WALK TO PIAFFE: Developing Engaged Walk The next step in teaching the piaffe is to add energy to the walk. Just like in the exercises from previous chapter, you will continue to activate the horse’s pelvis. The main driving force of the horse’s forward movement should come from the rotation of the pelvis, which

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