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Riding Tip: what to do when your leg doesn't seem strong...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
Great article about the mechanics of a proper dressage position, how to position your leg instead of just using more leg. -
Lessons I've learned about hematomas in horses &...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
Great article with first hand experience and tips in dealing with hematomas in horses. -
Thoughts on Dressage
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
Check out this great canter exercise to help improve straightness, adherence to the outside rein and helps to build muscle in the hind end. -
Riding Tips: Don't play the game & Thoughts on Dressage
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
A great post on strategy when riding dressage, in particular looking at the issue of attaining straightness. -
Dressage Exercise #4: The ribbon & Thoughts on Dressage
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
New dressage exercise for the week - great counter-canter fixer -
Book Review: 'Beyond the Homestretch' by Lynn Reardon &...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
Check out this book review about this awesome new book by first time author and horse rescuer Lynn Reardon. The book will leave you inspired and joyful. The review includes an excerpt from the book and numerous links. -
Dressage Exercise #3: The elastic band & Thoughts on...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
This is a great gymnastic exercise for both the horse and rider, building strength and flexibility at the same time. It is most effective at the trot and canter. It is a great tool to help horses release their back. -
Who's riding your horse, you or your ego? & Thoughts on...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
In this blog post, Christy Urban from Thoughts on Dressage talks about how not recognizing our ego can lead us to unconscious riding or ever worse abusive behaviour. -
Riding Tips: Why do we pinch with our knees? & Thoughts...
Rated • 1 review • horses • thoughtsondressage.com
Interesting article for dressage trainers and students. This article features common problems of dressage students and some easy fixes that help students learn to overcome these obstacles.