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  • How to Transition Between Piaffe and Passage Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Transition Between Piaffe and Passage

    By How To Dressage
    February 23, 2021
    Piaffe and passage are the icing on the cake when it comes to dressage riding and are the culmination of many years of training ...
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  • How to improve rider confidence dressage
    For The Rider

    How to Improve Rider Confidence

    By How To Dressage
    February 16, 2021
    Riding is supposed to be fun! But sometimes, a lack of rider confidence can ruin your enjoyment of the sport you love. If you ...
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  • How to Stop Your Horse From Changing Canter Leads Dressage
    Dressage TroubleshootingThe Horse's Paces

    How to Stop Your Horse From Changing Canter Leads

    By How To Dressage
    February 9, 2021
    Flying changes are one movement that every aspiring dressage rider wants to teach their horse. However, an unwanted change of canter lead during a ...
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  • How to recognize an unhappy dressage horse
    Dressage Theory

    How to Recognize an Unhappy Dressage Horse

    By How To Dressage
    February 2, 2021
    It’s well-known that humans experience depression and times when they have “the blues,” but what about your dressage horse? Well, there is evidence to ...
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  • How to Connect Your Horse Through the Use of Transitions Dressage
    Dressage Theory

    How to “Connect” Your Horse Through the Use of Transitions

    By How To Dressage
    January 26, 2021
    As you and your dressage horse progress through the levels, you will learn how to “connect” your horse. But what is connection, and how ...
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  • How to Have Patience With Your Dressage Training
    Dressage TheoryFor The Rider

    How to Have Patience With Your Dressage Training

    By How To Dressage
    January 19, 2021
    Classical rider Alois Podhajsky is regarded by many as the founding father of modern dressage. Podhajsky understood that the horse must be allowed to ...
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  • How to Keep Your Horse up Through the Corners Dressage
    Dressage Troubleshooting

    How to Keep Your Horse “up” Through the Corners

    By How To Dressage
    January 12, 2021
    Riding good corners is essential for several reasons, including keeping your horse “up” and off his forehand. That’s important for dressage but also for ...
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  • How to Understand a British Dressage Test Sheet
    Dressage Competition

    How to Understand a British Dressage Test Sheet

    By How To Dressage
    January 5, 2021
    Before you ride down the centerline, you need to check out the dressage test sheet so that you understand exactly what you’re required to ...
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  • How to Stop Your Horse From Coming Too Short in the Neck Dressage
    Dressage Troubleshooting

    How to Stop Your Horse From Coming Too Short in the Neck

    By How To Dressage
    December 29, 2020
    A horse that is too short in its neck will be marked down in dressage tests at all levels. But what does the judge’s ...
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  • how to piaffe dressage
    Dressage MovementsThe Horse's Paces

    How to Piaffe

    By How To Dressage
    December 22, 2020
    The ultimate goal of most dressage riders is to ride at the advanced level, perhaps one day entering down the centerline tailcoat. However, although ...
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