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The Ultimate Guide to a Better Riding Seat!

The seat is important, versatile, changeable, and crucial in riding. It can be stable or flexible, secure or shaky, stiff or springy, harmonious or counterproductive.

Podcast

Betsy Vonda: Emotional & Physical Trauma in Horses and the Power of Consent

Betsy Vonda is an Equine Postural, Performance, & Behavioural Consultant and Trainer. Although raised with horses her entire life, Betsy went on to pursue a

Ingrid Klimke’s Cavaletti Training Tips & Exercises

Table of Contents What is Cavaletti? Why is Cavaletti training important for your horse? How much Cavaletti training is good for your horse? What are

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Alizée Froment: Mastering what it means to be “horse-first”

Alizée Froment is a former international Grand Prix rider turned show performer, now known for her artistic and beautiful performances, bitless riding, and horse-first philosophy.

Building Trust & Partnerships

Fear while riding: How to build trust in your horse again

Fear when riding develops quickly: one fall, one careless moment, and suddenly fear comes along for the ride. But it doesn’t have to stay that

Podcast

Taryn Young: Balancing Equestrian Goals with Motherhood and a Career

Taryn Young is a USDF bronze and silver medal amateur Dressage competitor, and the woman behind the social media presence, Warmbloods + Wine. Taryn is

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Health & Care

Salt licks for horses: Everything you need to know

For most of us, salt licks are an integral part of stall accessories and are generally very popular with our four-legged friends. But it raises

Groundwork

The benefits of practicing groundwork with horses

Training with your horse on the ground is an important basis for horse and rider. We often tend to take the basics of working with

Dressage

The Benefits of Working with Long Reins

Working on long reins is a fascinating and supreme discipline of classical horse training. This requires a lot of trust between horses and humans because

Podcast

Josepha Guillaume: Dressage In Hand

Josepha Guillaume is an international horse trainer and instructor, and author of the book Dressage In Hand. Based in Belgium, Josepha comes from a solid

Dressage

Is it horse-friendly? Train your eye to recognize good horse training

It’s time to train your eye for horse-friendly training! There has been criticism of dressage for years, and not always without reason… All too often

Podcast

Celeste-Leilani Lezaris: Being a Student of the Horse

Celeste Leilani Lazaris is the founder of the Balance through Movement Method, a revolutionary equine development method focused on improving performance and preventing lameness. Celeste

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Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour: From Athlete to Icon with Dressage’s rising superstar

Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour is a Danish dressage rider who is currently ranked 2nd and 3rd in the world, as of July 2022. Cathrine is an olympic

Building Trust & Partnerships

Horse massage, acupressure, and more to build your relationship

Have you ever tried massage, acupressure, stretching, or any other ways to strengthen your relationship with your horse when you’re not riding? Again and again

Dressage

Flexion and Bend – Why is it so important in riding?

The basis for all riding: without flexion there is no bend, and without bending there is no straightening and gymnastics. So it’s important to learn

Podcast

Christian Kroeber: Making Waves in Online Equestrian Education

Christian Kroeber is Co-Founder & CEO of wehorse, a brand of welearn GmbH. wehorse is Europe’s leading streaming education provider for equestrians, and now has

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Elena Dotoli: Going Behind the Lens of the Horse Industry with an Equestrian Photographer

Elena Dotoli is an equestrian photographer and video artist. Elena combines equine and creative elements in order to capture the special moments between horses and

Show Jumping

Course jumping: 4 preparatory exercises for success

Preparation is half the battle – this also applies to jumping courses. Just going for it is not the right strategy here. It’s safer and

Podcast

Anna Buffini: Balancing Equestrian Sport and Life as a Professional Rider

Anna Buffini is a professional dressage rider with accomplishments such as being a 2022 World Cup finalist, a rider on the 2021 Compiègne, Rotterdam &

Dressage

5 Rules to Develop More Swing in Your Dressage Movements

“Real” momentum in dressage not only looks good, it is also a test of proper training. In this article you will find out what a correct swing looks like, how you can improve your horse’s swing, and which five rules you should definitely keep in mind when developing swing.

Top Articles

The Ultimate Guide to a Better Riding Seat!

Betsy Vonda: Emotional & Physical Trauma in Horses and the Power of Consent

Ingrid Klimke’s Cavaletti Training Tips & Exercises

Alizée Froment: Mastering what it means to be “horse-first”

Fear while riding: How to build trust in your horse again

Salt licks for horses: Everything you need to know

The benefits of practicing groundwork with horses

The Benefits of Working with Long Reins

Josepha Guillaume: Dressage In Hand

Is it horse-friendly? Train your eye to recognize good horse training

Celeste-Leilani Lezaris: Being a Student of the Horse

Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour: From Athlete to Icon with Dressage’s rising superstar

Horse massage, acupressure, and more to build your relationship

Flexion and Bend – Why is it so important in riding?

Christian Kroeber: Making Waves in Online Equestrian Education

Elena Dotoli: Going Behind the Lens of the Horse Industry with an Equestrian Photographer

Course jumping: 4 preparatory exercises for success

Anna Buffini: Balancing Equestrian Sport and Life as a Professional Rider

5 Rules to Develop More Swing in Your Dressage Movements

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