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Whether they’re Preliminary or FEI, it’s important not to overload their muscles when they’re working, particularly when they’re learning new things and they’re not strong for that particular style of exercise. Play with different versions of the exercise: let the reins be a little longer, make the figures a little bigger, simplify the movement where you can. You’re still teaching the same skill, you’re still building the same muscle group, but giving the horse a chance to develop strength. These exercises are also great for “wait for it” training. It helps the horse come into the movement without knowing exactly what you’re going to do, so they stay on the aids and remain responsive to you. The overall lesson is that we don’t want horses thinking, “Oh, here comes the pirouette. It’s going to burn. I’m going to lock the rider out and quit on her.” We want strength, understanding and confidence, so he stays willing to learn, keeps saying yes, and keeps developing without feeling overwhelmed. Thankyou to my darling girl @Allesandra King-Andrews🇦🇺  🌏 Join our worldwide learning community at our website. Online coaching. 📩 DM Rochelle to book lessons. Comment RIDE A huge thank you to our coach at @NickyBarrettDressage. We are very blessed to have you in our corner. With thanks to our sponsors: @cavallo_boots.fashion @countysaddleryaustralia @kepitaliaofficial @lumiere_equestrian @tuffrockaustralia @prydeseasifeed @hairy_pony @backontrackaus @virbac_australia @heavenly_horse_designs @melissagannon71 #horses #ride #dressage #equestrian #horsetraining
Whether they’re Preliminary or FEI, it’s important not to overload their muscles when they’re working, particularly when they’re learning new things and they’re not strong for that particular style of exercise. Play with different versions of the exercise: let the reins be a little longer, make the figures a little bigger, simplify the movement where you can. You’re still teaching the same skill, you’re still building the same muscle group, but giving the horse a chance to develop strength. These exercises are also great for “wait for it” training. It helps the horse come into the movement without knowing exactly what you’re going to do, so they stay on the aids and remain responsive to you. The overall lesson is that we don’t want horses thinking, “Oh, here comes the pirouette. It’s going to burn. I’m going to lock the rider out and quit on her.” We want strength, understanding and confidence, so he stays willing to learn, keeps saying yes, and keeps developing without feeling overwhelmed. Thankyou to my darling girl @Allesandra King-Andrews🇦🇺 🌏 Join our worldwide learning community at our website. Online coaching. 📩 DM Rochelle to book lessons. Comment RIDE A huge thank you to our coach at @NickyBarrettDressage. We are very blessed to have you in our corner. With thanks to our sponsors: @cavallo_boots.fashion @countysaddleryaustralia @kepitaliaofficial @lumiere_equestrian @tuffrockaustralia @prydeseasifeed @hairy_pony @backontrackaus @virbac_australia @heavenly_horse_designs @melissagannon71 #horses #ride #dressage #equestrian #horsetraining

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