Having a plan of action will make your lungeing session much more effective. Fizz Marshall shares some simple exercises
'Reit-Ideen für jeden Tag' inspirieren das Reittraining und fördern eine gute Ausbildung von Pferd und Reiter - ein optimales Pferdetraining.
Dressage trainer and competitor Jane Savoie teaches you her simple, no-miss system to help you put your horse on the bit and make all your riding more pleasurable.
@equus_academy shared a photo on Instagram: “⏩A great exercise to have a responsive horse, listening to and respecting the aids! 🐴✅ . HOW TO: 👉Start with the two sets of trot poles, on…” • May 23, 2021 at 4:27pm UTC
The Refined Rider - Dressage - Try this EASY exercise to improve your dressage horse's responsiveness and hind end engagement!
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Having fun is the most important thing. But you can also train effectively in the same time. Here are some fun exercises for you that are guaranteed to bring variety and joy back into your everyday life! Download the Happie Horse app for free and find even more inspiration and tasks for the daily life of your horse and yourself. With over 300 different free exercises in the app, you and your horse will never be bored. So get in the saddle and enjoy #7DayHappieMood
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Purpose and performance of a foundational exercise - Certain exercises in a horse’s athletic development serve as a foundational skill set and a remedial tool later on. Leg-yield is exactly this kind of exercise. It offers valuable physiological benefits that improve a novice horse’s balance while also resolving specific impediments to an advanced horse’s quality of movement. It is the kind of tool that tunes up a number of shortcomings in how a horse is carrying himself.
This exercise helps you to train the Hindlegs of your Horse! You find more details and 250+ exercises in the App. 📲🦄 #Equestrian #Polework #Happie # horseapp
Capacitive resistive electric transfer (CRET), a radiofrequency at 448 kHz, resulted in increased superficial and deep temperature and hemoglobin saturation, faster elimination of metabolic and inflammatory products and enhanced sport performance in humans. This research aims to investigate whether the application of CRET affects the locomotor pattern in horses and to assess whether an accumulative effect appears when two CRET sessions are applied two consecutive days. Nine horses were subjected to two CRET sessions applied in both right and left sides of neck, shoulder, back and croup. The horses were exercised on a treadmill, at walk and at trot, before CRET application and at 2, 6 and 12 h after. A second CRET session was applied next day, and the animals were evaluated again at the same times (i.e. at 26, 30 and 36 h after the first session). Between 5 and 7 days later, the same horses were subjected to a sham procedure and they were evaluated in the same times as in the CRET experiment. During treadmill exercise, locomotor parameters were measured with a triaxial accelerometer fixed in the pectoral region and in the sacrum midline. The sham procedure did not affect any of the accelerometric variables studied. CRET applications resulted in greater total powers, which resulted in absolute increased dorsoventral, mediolateral and longitudinal powers. However, a reduction in dorsoventral power expressed as a percentage of total power was found. Stride regularity increased. The greater total power resulted in longer stride length and because the velocity was kept fixed on the treadmill, stride frequency decreased. An accumulative effect of CRET application was only found in stride length and frequency. It appears that CRET is a useful technique to enhance power and to elongate the stride at defined walk and trot velocities. The effect of these changes on performance should be studied for horses competing in different sport disciplines.
Having a plan of action will make your lungeing session much more effective. Fizz Marshall shares some simple exercises
This exercise will help you bend your horse on the serpentines and make him more supple. By riding the 10-meter circles, you will get help to avoid your horse from falling in or out through his shoulders. How to ride it Ride a three or four-loop serpentine across the school in trot. Make sure to…
The Refined Rider - Dressage - Try this EASY exercise to improve your dressage horse's responsiveness and hind end engagement!
The Refined Rider - Dressage - Try this EASY exercise to improve your dressage horse's responsiveness and hind end engagement!
You can use this exercise to work on the straightness and balance of your horse. How to ride it Ride in trot on the track and as you reach K, make a 10-meter circle. As you come back to K, ride a short diagonal to B where you make another circle. Finish the exercise with…
You can use this exercise to work on the straightness and balance of your horse. How to ride it Ride in trot on the track and as you reach K, make a 10-meter circle. As you come back to K, ride a short diagonal to B where you make another circle. Finish the exercise with…
