Dressage Tips

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…
Teaching your horse to sidepass over a pole can be a fantastic exercise for developing coordination, control, and confidence—but only if you break it down into clear, manageable steps. In this video, I show…
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Shoulder-in is a fundamental movement in dressage, because it improves suppleness, straightness, collection, and connection—all of which are essential to higher-level work like half pass, pirouettes, and flying changes. In this video, I’m teaching…
Today, I’m excited to share one of my all-time favorite exercises, the Leg Yield Staircase. This is a fantastic way to introduce your horse to the leg yield, helping them understand the aids while…
Jigging is a common and frustrating issue for many riders, especially when you’re trying to maintain a calm, walk in your Dressage tests. Jigging is when a horse transitions into a short, tense trot…

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My husband, Germán LOVES the shoulder-in to renvers exercise because it supples your horse. This movement is first seen in Third Level Test 2. While this exercise is very difficult to ride well, it…
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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