Free guide for dressage riders based on a friendly and logical training method.
Find out if you have a steady contact and sufficient impulsion with my 4 simple exercises.
Free guide for dressage riders based on a friendly and logical training method.
Find out if you have a steady contact and sufficient impulsion with my 4 simple exercises.
99% of all technical riding problems are related to not having a solid foundation
The ultimate guide for the perfect connection
It doesn’t matter what level you are, beginner or Grand Prix, this guide is suitable for all riders.
In this free guide, you'll discover:
- 4 simple exercises to get an impression if you have the basic principles in place
- How do you make sure you don't have to keep pushing your horse forward
- To what extent do you influence the head and neck position with your rein aids
- Tips to check whether your horse reacts quickly enough to your leg aids
- How you get the right connection with a good use of the back
3 important things your
dressage foundation might be missing 👇
Free guide for dressage riders based on a friendly and logical training method. Achieve a steady contact, sufficient impulsion, and a relaxed horse. Start here for the right foundation in your training. Because the right foundation makes riding so much more fun for you and your horse!
It’s time to know what you can improve and how to do it!
99% of all technical riding problems are related to not having a solid foundation
The ultimate guide for the perfect connection
It doesn’t matter what level you are, beginner or Grand Prix, this guide is suitable for all riders.
In this free guide, you'll discover:
- 4 simple exercises to get an impression if you have the basic principles in place
- How do you make sure you don't have to keep pushing your horse forward
- To what extent do you influence the head and neck position with your rein aids
- Tips to check whether your horse reacts quickly enough to your leg aids
- How you get the right connection with a good use of the back
The ultimate guide for the perfect connection
It doesn’t matter what level you are, beginner or Grand Prix, this guide is suitable for all riders.
In this free guide, you'll discover:
- 4 simple exercises to get an impression if you have the basic principles in place
- How do you make sure you don't have to keep pushing your horse forward
- To what extent do you influence the head and neck position with your rein aids
- Tips to check whether your horse reacts quickly enough to your leg aids
- How you get the right connection with a good use of the back
5/5
The foundation has been so clear. My horse is really enjoying the work and beginning to move more through his body in a relaxed way, instead of being dropped in the back in a false frame.
