Just Added - To our Improve Your Dressage Scores course. Each month we are adding additional videos showing real life results from tests and training sessions. This month we start with Prelim. Click Learn more to see the course. | DressageTraining.TV

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As dressage riders, we need to have a strong core to stay still & balanced while our horse moves majestically beneath us :) Doing dynamic exercises that use your whole torso will help restore the natural biomechanics of your body & enhance your posture and strength. Here are 7 dynamic exercises to help you strengthen your core & improve your balance on your horse. Get the FREE Dressage Rider Fitness Guide that will show you how. • "This is great for finding asymmetry & weaknesses I didn't know I

🐴 The Training Scale - Shaping New Responses 🐴 Andrew and Manuela developed a shaping scale of horse training. Known as the Equitation Science Training Scale, it is a systematic progression that identifies six stages of learning to perfect each response, from a basic attempt (an approximation of the correct response) to proof (where the horse immediately responds correctly every time and in any environment). The scale is based on the principle of shaping: reinforcing successive improvements th

Struggling with your dressage posture? Having a good dressage position is as much about the visual aesthetics as it is about ensuring you prevent wear and tear through your joints. As a rider our goal is to communicate clearly with the horse what we are asking and wanting it to do. This requires the right type of stability, stamina and suppleness from the body and in order to improve this doing dressage exercises that are specific to you as a rider is key. Each movement you do can be considered