Levels
9 Seasons
Find training geared toward a specific level, from Intro to Grand Prix.
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Contact Primer at the Training Level | Colonel Christian Carde | PART 03
Episode 1
Contact Primer at the Training Level with Colonel Christian Carde
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Contact Primer at the Training Level | Colonel Christian Carde | PART 01
Episode 2
Contact Primer at the Training Level with Colonel Christian Carde
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Contact Primer at the Training Level | Colonel Christian Carde | PART 02
Episode 3
Contact Primer at the Training Level with Colonel Christian Carde
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Contact and Stability at the Training Level | Debbie McDonald | PART 03
Episode 4
Ms. McDonald asks the rider to be aware of whether the horse is running through the hand in the walk halt transitions. They work on transitions within the walk, and then move on to the trot. Debbie gives great instruction on achieving the correct contact with precise transitions.
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Contact and Stability at the Training Level | Debbie McDonald | PART 02
Episode 5
Ms. McDonald asks the rider to be aware of whether the horse is running through the hand in the walk halt transitions. They work on transitions within the walk, and then move on to the trot. Debbie gives great instruction on achieving the correct contact with precise transitions.
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Contact and Stability at the Training Level | Debbie McDonald | PART 01
Episode 6
Ms. McDonald asks the rider to be aware of whether the horse is running through the hand in the walk halt transitions. They work on transitions within the walk, and then move on to the trot. Debbie gives great instruction on achieving the correct contact with precise transitions.
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Contact and Bend at the Training Level | Dr. Ulf Moller | PART 02
Episode 7
This three year old mare has a terrific start. Dr. M_ller asks the rider to keep the bit quiet in her mouth, and go very straight on the straight lines. In the trot walk trot transitions they keep the contact and come from behind into the bit. The next step is to make the transitions quicker.
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Contact and Bend at the Training Level | Dr. Ulf Moller | PART 01
Episode 8
This three year old mare has a terrific start. Dr. M_ller asks the rider to keep the bit quiet in her mouth, and go very straight on the straight lines. In the trot walk trot transitions they keep the contact and come from behind into the bit. The next step is to make the transitions quicker.
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Classical Riding, Day 1, Ride 10 | Charles De Kunffy
Episode 9
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Better Transitions | Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel
Episode 10
U.S. dressage rider Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel is back teaching an event rider and her lovely 5-year-old mare. In this session, they work on the nuance of the aids when asking for the transition from trot to canter, lateral flexion and maintaining the balance in corners.
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11:50Episode 11
Bend and Impulsion in Warm-Up | Janet Foy
Episode 11
FEI 5* Judge Janet Foy helps a rider work on lateral and longitudinal suppleness with a young horse trained as a hunter. With a horse that is stiff in both types, the rider must decide which is the easiest to do for the horse. Usually bending is easier so do that first on the circle and then add ...
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Basics with an Emphasis on Connection and Bend | Cesar Torrente | PART 03
Episode 12
Cesar asks for a couple of lengthenings in the canter, looking for flexion to the inside, pointing out he should get bigger more uphill strides. They end the session with a stretchy trot, and Cesar gives great instruction on how to ride the stretchy trot.
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Basics with an Emphasis on Connection and Bend | Cesar Torrente | PART 02
Episode 13
Ceasar has them show the free walk and talks about what a good free walk should be. He has them ride the free walk across the diagonal while he coaches them through how to ride the transitions in and out of it. in the leg yields at the trot they work on keeping the haunches from leading and stay...
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Basics with an Emphasis on Connection and Bend | Cesar Torrente | PART 01
Episode 14
This pair is new to dressage, and they are working on creating a good connection and balance. This is a good refresher on having quiet, soft hands, riding with a good rhythm, and using your corners. After a warm up at the walk and trot they ride a 3 loop serpentine and then work on a 20 meter cir...
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Basic Work & Getting the Horse More Active Behind | Henk Van Bergen | PART 01
Episode 15
Basic work and getting the horse more active behind with Henk Van Bergen
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Basic Work & Getting the Horse More Active Behind | Henk Van Bergen | PART 02
Episode 16
Basic work and getting the horse more active behind with Henk Van Bergen
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Basic Work & Getting the Horse More Active Behind | Henk Van Bergen | PART 03
Episode 17
Basic work and getting the horse more active behind with Henk Van Bergen
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08:37Episode 18
Four Year Old | Alizee Froment | PART 05
Episode 18
Alizee has the rider continue with the leg yield before they move on to trot lengthenings on the short diagonal. They start the trot canter trot transitions with a relaxed frame. asking for the canter depart on a small circle as they hit the rail. When he plays, they use a smaller circle. Alize...
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08:27Episode 19
Four Year Old | Alizee Froment | PART 03
Episode 19
Alizee has the rider continue with the leg yield before they move on to trot lengthenings on the short diagonal. They start the trot canter trot transitions with a relaxed frame. asking for the canter depart on a small circle as they hit the rail. When he plays, they use a sMoller circle. Alize...
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Balance and the Young Horse | Debbie McDonald | PART 04
Episode 20
Balance and the Young Horse with Debbie McDonald
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Balance and the Young Horse | Debbie McDonald | PART 03
Episode 21
Balance and the Young Horse with Debbie McDonald
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Balance and the Young Horse | Debbie McDonald | PART 01
Episode 22
Balance and the Young Horse with Debbie McDonald
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Balance and the Young Horse | Debbie McDonald | PART 02
Episode 23
Balance and the Young Horse with Debbie McDonald
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Baby Riding 101 at the Training Level | Axel Steiner | PART 04
Episode 24
Mr. Steiner works with this very young mare, asking her to begin working in a little more of an uphill balance with push from behind. He recommends more circles and serpentines than straight lines to develop the strength needed for this frame. In the trot walk transitions they keep the hind end...