Tag: USDF Certified Instructor

Exercise of the Day #5 – Medium Trot/Walk Pirouette

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By Eliza Sydnor Romm I learned this exercise from Conrad Schumacher. Medium trot down the long side, walk before the corner, walk pirouette in the...

Used Saddle Fitting Tips and Tricks

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Jennifer Truett This video reviews some very basic saddle fitting tips and tricks for improving less than ideal fit. We compare the fit of two...

Exercise of the Day #4 – Playing Around with Posting

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By Eliza Sydnor Romm This one harkens back to my childhood! I played around with a lot of disciplines as a kid - dressage, jumping,...

Exercise of the Day #3 – Controlling the Canter

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By Eliza Sydnor Romm Today’s exercise is all about collection in the canter - either at the highest level (canter pirouettes) or at a slightly...

Dressage in Eventing

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By Melissa Allen Dressage is the basic training of the horse, but it’s how you think about it that makes the difference. I’ve been teaching a...

Horse Back Pain and Alleviating Stretches

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Jennifer Truett I created this educational video to share with riders some ways of diagnosing their horse's back comfort, and then I offer some stretches...

Exercise of the Day #2 – The Snowman Exercise

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By Eliza Sydnor Today’s exercise is something I call “The Snowman.” Starting in trot on a 20m circle to the left at E & B,...

Exercise of the Day #1 – Shoulder-In Exercise

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By Eliza Sydnor This is one of my favorite exercises from Walter Zettl. In German, it’s called shoulder-in “entwickeln.” This translates to developing, but it...

Meet the Instructor – Kelsey Dunlap, Indian Trail, NC

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Meet Kelsey Dunlap! She is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist and a USDF Certified Instructor through Second Level. How I got started in Dressage: I...

5 Ways to Find a Dressage Instructor

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By Chelsey Burris The right instructor can help you take your dressage to the next level. But how do you go about finding one, especially...
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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.