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A graphic titled 5 Tips to Fix Curling shows two images of a rider on a horse: the left, marked with a red X, highlights common horse curls, while the right, with a green check, illustrates proper riding posture for better horse training.

How to Help a Horse That Curls

My virtual Five Day Riding Bootcamp starts in just four days! Before we get into this week’s  BONUS training video, I wanted to give you the scoop on what is going on inside this awesome…
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Announcement! 5 Day Riding Bootcamp

Announcement: Free, Virtual 5 Day Online Riding Bootcamp For ALL Riders Training Horses Plan Your Ride with the Training Scale Win Awesome FREE Prizes   By the end of the Bootcamp, you will feel…
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Announcement: Sitting Trot Challenge Winners

Wow! My team and I have watched hundreds of Sitting Trot videos over the last several days. I am so incredibly proud of each and every one of the participants for giving their best…
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Horse and rider working on dressage form and forward movement

Can You get Just One Walk Step?

One common mistake that I see a lot is what I call the pancake transition. This is when, in a downward transition you and your horse fall into a heap -you get tired, lean…
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5 tips for better eventing dressage scores

5 Tips for Nailing Your Dressage Test

This was an original article and video designed especially for Eventing Nation. Getting ready to head to a show soon? In this video, I have five tips to help you get a new personal…
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A smiling person in equestrian attire stands beside a brown horse with a black bridle. Text reads: Is Your Bridle Fit for Comfort? on a blue background, highlighting the importance of proper bridle fitting for your horse’s comfort.

Checking Your Bridle Fit

I have been teaching a lot of clinics this spring and I notice that many of the riders do not have their bridles and bits fitted or adjusted correctly. In order to establish a…
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A person wearing a helmet and patterned shirt rides a chestnut horse on a sandy outdoor arena, surrounded by greenery and trees on a sunny day, featured in our May 2024 Newsletter.

May 2024 Newsletter

Can you believe it?! June is almost here! Since we are halfway through the year, I just wanted to check in and see how are you doing? Have you made progress toward your goals?…
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A rider in a helmet and floral shirt canters on a chestnut horse. Text reads: “STRAIGHTNESS in the Canter”—ideal for perfecting horse straightness in canter—plus faded words: “COLLECTION, IMPULSION, CONNECTION, SUPPLENESS, RHYTHM” on a blue background.

Get Your Horse Straight in the Canter

Raise your hand if your horse is crooked! It’s so hard to get them to bend in one direction, and then when you change directions they overbend and drift out through your outside aids!…
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A rider in formal equestrian attire trots on a chestnut horse with a white saddle pad. Large white text reads Harvey's Trot Work and smaller text says trot training on a blue, cloud-like background.

Developing Harvey’s Trot Work

Dressage is hard, and often we can lose sight of the progress that we’re making in the day to day work. It’s a long journey, and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears can…
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