Introductory Level

Delve into the Introductory Level basics of dressage with a focus on forwardness, steady tempo and balance.

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Christine Traurig: "Pushing Away from the Bit"
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Volker Brommann: The Why, When and How of Transitions
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9 Tips to Ride a Winning Dressage Test
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The Golden Rules of the Dressage Warm-Up Arena
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Upgrade Your Dressage Test Riding
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Axel Steiner Critiques a Young Friesian Sport Horse
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Free Your Dressage Horse’s Shoulders
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Tips to Free Your Hip Joints and Deepen the Contact of Your Dressage Seat
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Transform Your Dressage Position
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Inside Charlotte Dujardin's Training Principles
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The Importance of Correct Upper-Body Position
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Catherine Haddad: Dressage Position for Optimal Effectiveness
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