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A person rides a brown horse in an outdoor arena. An arrow points to the horse’s legs. Text on the right reads: Does your adjustable canter have what it takes? Learn how to develop and improve your canter skills.

How to Develop a More Balanced and Adjustable Canter

Does your horse rush in the canter? Run onto the forehand? Struggle to stay balanced? Feel stiff or break when you try to collect? These are all signs that your canter needs more adjustability….
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A smiling equestrian rides a brown horse outdoors. Text next to her reads, ARE YOU RELYING ON THE REINS? Try this horse riding challenge to test your riding techniques! Blue and white graphics are included.

Relying on Your Reins? Try This Challenge!

If you’re relying too much on your reins, then this post is for you! (and I have a fun little challenge for you to try). As humans, we use our hands for everything—typing, cooking,…
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Split image: left side labeled Contact shows a rider holding reins taut; right side, labeled Connection, features a smiling rider and relaxed horse in harmony. VS stands boldly in the center.

Contact vs. Connection Explained

If you’ve ever heard your trainer say “more connection” or “better contact” and felt a little confused, you’re not alone… Contact and connection are two of the most important terms in Dressage—and while they…
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A smiling person in a helmet and floral top sits on a white horse against a blue background with question marks, capturing the elegance of dressage. Large text reads What really is dressage? with is dressage? highlighted in orange.

What is Dressage? Really?!

Are you new to Dressage or just need a refresher? Then this five-minute crash course is for you. In this video, I break down the basics of Dressage—what it is, how the tests work,…
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A smiling equestrian on a chestnut horse holds a camera on a stick. Text reads “How to film your rides” on a blue background with the Amelia Newcomb Dressage logo in the corner—perfect tips for those who ride alone.

How to Film Your Rides (Even If You Ride Alone)

Want to improve your position, effectiveness, and overall technique in the saddle? One of the best tools you can use might already be in your pocket: your phone. In this video, I’m showing you…
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A smiling equestrian rides a brown horse in an outdoor arena. Next to them, bold text reads: 2 Secrets to Fix Posting Trot and Stop Bouncing, with an arrow pointing towards the rider.

Fix Your Posting Trot: How to Stop Bouncing!

Does your posting trot feel more like “thump, thump, thump” than a coordinated, fluid motion? If so, you’re not alone—and in this video, I’m sharing two powerful secrets to help you post the trot…
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A smiling equestrian rides a brown horse next to bold text: IMPROVE YOUR RIDER POSITION. A smaller banner reads, Ten Tips from Carl Hester! Get expert riding advice on a dark blue background.

Carl Hester’s Best Rider Position Advice

I just got back from an incredible masterclass with Carl Hester, and I wanted to share ten of my favorite rider position tips from the event. Rider position is the foundation of everything. When…
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A person wearing a helmet rides a chestnut horse outdoors. Text reads ARE YOU SITTING TO THE INSIDE SEAT BONE? with an arrow pointing to the rider’s seat, helping improve horse’s balance. Trees and sunlight are visible in the background.

Why Sitting to the Inside Seat Bone is Key to Your Horse’s Balance

Have you ever heard someone tell you “sit to the inside seat bone?” In this video, I’m riding Mercurio and explaining why sitting to the inside on that interior seat bone is such a…
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A woman in equestrian gear walks beside a white horse in a sandy arena. To the right, text reads: “MAKE PROGRESS BETWEEN RIDES. Five riding tips to help you make progress even if you’re only riding a few days a week!”.

Only Riding a Few Days a Week? Here’s How to Still Make Progress

One of the biggest myths in riding is that more time in the saddle equals more progress. But here’s the truth: you can absolutely become a better rider without riding more often. If you…
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