I’ll show you how to warm-up your horse to get forwardness, relaxation and to get your horse on the bit.
Every successful training session starts with a good warming up. If you warm up well, your horse will be supple, respond actively to your aids and you prevent injuries.
Maybe you find it difficult to determine which way of warming up suits you and your horse best.
Because how long should the warm-up last? Which exercises do you ride? And which ones shouldn’t you do?
In fact, the warm-up depends on your horse and his level.
However, there are some general rules for everyone.
I share them with you in this Warming Up Mini-Course!
Maybe you find it difficult to determine which way of warming up suits you and your horse best.
Because how long should the warm-up last? Which exercises do you ride? And which ones shouldn’t you do?
In fact, the warm-up depends on your horse and his level.
However, there are some general rules for everyone.
I share them with you in this Warming Up Mini-Course!
Every time you start a training, you start by riding with the contact rein and getting a forward-downward motion in your connection. In this Mini-Training, I explain per level how to warm-up your horse in the right way.
Every time you start a training, you start by riding with the contact rein and getting a forward-downward motion in your connection. In this Mini-Training, I explain per level how to warm-up your horse in the right way.
Over the years, Rien has trained many horses and riders to the highest level with an honest and logical training method, based on classical principles.
Rien is currently the national team coach of the Finnish dressage team.
As a rider, Rien has been a member of the Dutch dressage team and has participated in several international Championships, like the World Championship and European Championships.
Over the years, Rien has trained many horses and riders to the highest level with an honest and logical training method, based on classical principles.
Rien is currently the national team coach of the Finnish dressage team.
As a rider, Rien has been a member of the Dutch dressage team and has participated in several international Championships, like the World Championship and European Championships.
