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Dressage Theory

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  • How to Create Energy in the Dressage Horse
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    How to Create Energy in the Dressage Horse

    By How To Dressage
    February 27, 2019
    “Lacking impulsion.” That’s a comment no dressage competitor wants to see on their score sheet. Yet, a lack of energy in the dressage horse ...
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  • Dressage Training Plan
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    How to Structure a Dressage Training Plan for Your Horse

    By How To Dressage
    February 13, 2019
    Whatever your competitive level and aspirations, a structured training plan for your horse is a crucial tool that allows you to advance in the ...
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  • How Long Should You Ride Your Horse For how to dressage
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    How Long Should You Ride Your Horse For?

    By How To Dressage
    February 9, 2019
    That’s a good question, and the answer depends on several factors. Getting it right can mean the difference between a happy horse who enjoys ...
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  • Where do the Dressage Arena Letters Originate From how to dressage
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    Where do the Dressage Arena Letters Originate From?

    By How To Dressage
    December 17, 2018
    What are the origins of the dressage arena letters? Being able to supply the answer to this question is a good way to astound ...
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  • What is The Correct Way of Going in Dressage how to dressage
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    What is “The Correct Way of Going” in Dressage?

    By How To Dressage
    November 17, 2018
    Something dressage riders and judges often refer to is, “the correct way of going.” If the horse is not working correctly, success will not ...
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  • Rollkur Explained What It Is And What It Isn't how to dressage
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    Rollkur Explained: What It Is And What It Isn’t

    By How To Dressage
    September 29, 2018
    It was hoped that the specter of Rollkur had been banished from the dressage arena years ago, but sadly it seems that this is ...
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  • How to use Poles to Improve Your Horse's Way of Going how to dressage
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    How to use Poles to Improve Your Horse’s Way of Going

    By How To Dressage
    September 5, 2018
    Polework can be a great way of improving your horse’s general way of going, as well as adding variety and fun to his work ...
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  • How to Become a Dressage Judge (British Dressage) how to dressage
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    How to Become a Dressage Judge (British Dressage)

    By How To Dressage
    August 29, 2018
    Dressage has never been more popular! As a result, more and more people are interested in becoming a British Dressage (BD) Judge. Some people ...
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  • how to ride your horse on the bit how to dresage
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    How to Ride Your Horse on the Bit

    By How To Dressage
    August 11, 2018
    When we choose to ride our horse down the center line in a dressage test, we accept that we will be judged primarily on ...
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  • What is the Difference Between Bend and Flexion dressage
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    What is the Difference Between Bend and Flexion?

    By How To Dressage
    June 25, 2018
    Have you been asked to both bend and flex your horse? Do you understand the difference between the two terms? If not, then keep ...
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