Tag: Henk van Bergen

Not “If” We Do Transitions, “How”

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In this clip, Henk van Bergen reminds us that it is not if we do transitions, but how we do the transitions that is most important.

Transitions with a Step of Piaffe

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USDF & YourDressage brings you a series of quick takeaways from the 2023 Trainers Conference, featuring Henk van Bergen, Linda Zang, Lilo Fore, and David Hunt!

Getting In and Out of the Pirouette

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In this clip, Henk van Bergen reiterates the importance of the quality of the canter, and that it must be a priority, especially when going into and coming out of the pirouette.

Collection and Its Relation to Pirouette Size

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Henk van Bergen reminds riders that the utmost priority when working on the pirouette is the quality of the canter, not the turn.

Canter Pirouette Priority

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Henk van Bergen reminds riders that when working on the canter pirouette, the canter is priority number one.

Working Within the Gaits

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Henk van Bergen discusses that, when working on lengthened gaits, ensure that you are bringing the horse back into collection before he is pushing himself away from the carrying hind leg.

Correction, Not Punishment

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USDF and YourDressage has you covered with this series of quick takeaways from the 2023 Trainers Conference, featuring Henk van Bergen, Linda Zang, Lilo Fore, and David Hunt!

Stepping Under in the Extension

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Henk van Bergen instructs that the horse must maintain his collected positioning while stepping under the center of gravity in extension, lengthening the steps, not the body.

Good Transitions

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Henk van Bergen reminds us that transitions should be fluid connections from one movement to the next, without breaks or disorientation.

The Neck in Collection

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Henk van Bergen reminds us that, when bringing back the horse into collection, we need to keep the neck out, not shorten it, when shortening the steps for correct collection work.
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Survival Guide: Fly Season

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The colder months may be gone, but now, the flies are here, and it’s our responsibility to be prepared to keep our horses comfortable.