Tag: Trainers Conference

Bringing The Withers Up

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

The Leg Influences Energy

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In this clip, David Hunt discusses how the seat holds the balance, while the leg influences the forward energy.

Look Where You Want To Go

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In this clip, David Hunt coaches a demonstration rider through the half pass, reminding her to begin the half pass with two steps of shoulder-in, and to ride the movement while looking where she wants to go and thinking of the trot.

Work Must Not Be Punishment

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In this clip, David Hunt discusses the importance of keeping the horse happy in his work as he learns increasingly difficult movements, and that the work must not be a punishment.

How You Finish an Exercise

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In this clip, Henk van Bergen reminds riders that an exercise can be split into three parts - preparation for the exercise, the exercise itself, and how you finish the exercise. Riders must remember that how you finish the exercise is still a part of the exercise.

Leg-Yield to Help Tempo

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In this clip, David Hunt discusses the use of leg-yield to maintain tempo, and prevent the horse from running away from the aids.

A Good Example of Stretch

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In this clip, Henk van Bergen notes what should be happening when the rider asks for the stretching trot.

Better Is The Enemy of Good

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In this clip, Henk van Bergen discusses why "better is the enemy of good".

Analyze Each Transition

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In this clip, David Hunt discusses the importance of analyzing whether you are satisfied with each transition, and gives a mental checklist of things to ensure your transitions are as they should be.

Bend Versus Flexion

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Henk van Bergen discusses the relationship between bend and flexion, and the importance of knowing the difference between the two terms.
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?

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Most of us begin the sport full of enthusiasm, inspired by the beauty and harmony of dressage. But over time, progress becomes harder to recognize.