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My signature system for winning turns involves 6 key elements: eyes, smooth turn, parallel line, shape and bend, rhythm, and accuracy. This system begins with the principle of riding a parallel line that approximates 3 strides from the jump. As you ride the parallel line, you will be presented with 3 types of approaches to the fence: early approach, normal approach, and the waiting approach. The key elements stated above will play a huge role in the approach you choose when turning. Learn my sig
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The ability to successfully turn over a fence without compromising your horse’s jump is crucial. In this lesson, I go through my methods of establishing a horse that responds to the opening rein aids and how to improve your connection for successful turns in the air that lead the horse and do not interfere with the horse’s jump. Watch the lesson and incorporate these exercises into your flatwork and schooling to master the art of turning over fences with timing and technique. Link to lesson: 🔗
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Forward riding and balance in the stirrups. The Half-Seat or Two-Point is the cornerstone of the American Forward Riding System. Forward Riding—balance in the stirrups rather than the seat—originated with Italian cavalry officer Federico Caprilli’s revolutionary method in the early 20th century (introduced 1904, fully adopted 1907), which emphasized following the horse’s motion while minimizing the rider’s interference. Caprilli’s ideas spread worldwide; American General Harry D. Chamberlin stud
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Tips for riders that have a tendency to pick and pull—adding, adding, adding—to the jump: try some loosening up exercises like riding with one hand or using the driving rein. Develop a better eye with more exercises that you can incorporate into your flatwork every day that will work your eye without overworking your horse—watch the lesson: https://equestriancoach.com/courses/exercises-to-develop-a-better-eye-part-1-a/ | EquestrianCoach
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From my lesson, "Building Blocks to a Great Position, Part 4" on equestriancoach.com | EquestrianCoach
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From my lesson, "Building Blocks to a Great Position, Part 4" on equest…
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An unstable or unintentionally displaced lower leg during downward transitions can send mixed signals to a horse. I call these “clashing aids.” If, for instance, a rider squeezes with the lower leg behind the girth (or even brushes that area on a sensitive horse) while asking with the rein aids for the horse to come back, the horse will be confused and the transition will be anything but smooth. In this lesson, I demonstrate this common mistake and show how to achieve prompt downward transitions
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