The lesson focuses on balance coming into the jump. The instructor reminds the rider of the importance of preparation. He asks her to prepare early. once the rider she selected her canter, he coaches her to stay with it rather than trying to change it close to the fence in a panic. He explains that at the upper levels this will lead to big issues.
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Instructor Certification Program | Ro...
The instructor focuses on the correct canter for jumping. He discusses the importance of every horse having an adjustable stride, that ranges from 10 feet, up to a big scopey distance, and reminds the rider that this needs to be established well at home so it is easily replicated in competition u...
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Instructor Certification Program | Ma...
The instructor focuses on flatwork for jumping, and specifically the leg aides. Using a mounted rider, she demonstrates the different leg aides that can be applied, and when they might be appropriate. The instructor explains the use of spurs, and how they don't help if the horse is behind the leg...
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Instructor Certification Program | Ma...
The session covers flatwork for jumping with a focus on contact. With the rider mounted, the instructor helps her get a feel for the aides by showing her the pressure on the reins and encouraging her to maintain a consistent contact. They establish that the horse is not accepting of the bridle, a...
