Dressage Tips

Your foot position in your stirrup has a big effect on how secure you feel in the saddle and how clearly you can use your leg aids. If your stirrups keep slipping, your lower…
If your horse shoots their head up, braces, or drops behind when you ask for the canter, you are not alone. The good news is that most of those scary, hollow canter transitions come…
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If you’ve ever struggled with the leg yield, you’re not alone. Many riders find it challenging to coordinate the aids, keep their horse straight, and maintain a steady rhythm through the movement. The good…
One of the things I love most about Dressage is that progress doesn’t have an age limit. In this video, I’m sharing five simple tips that have helped both me and my students continue…
Piaffe is one of the most advanced movements in Dressage, but the concepts behind it can benefit every horse. Even if you have a young horse or you’re riding at the lower levels, introducing…

Canter with Confidence

Everything you need to improve your canter in a simple to follow guide is just a click away.
If you’ve ever been told that your horse needs to engage their hind end, you may have wondered what that actually means. Engagement is one of the most important pieces of good riding because…
No matter what discipline you ride, good Dressage training always starts with the basics. Whether you ride Dressage, western, eventing, jumping, or simply enjoy trail riding, the fundamentals are what help you build better…
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