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Beauty in the Basics: Key Lessons from the 2025 USDF Trainers’ Conference
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Lengthening the Rider’s Upper Body and Legs
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The Connection Between the Rider's and Horse's Backs
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Solutions: Seek the Connection
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To help you stay stable in the saddle while still allowing for your horse’s movement ... When you sit on your horse, imagine that you are the center tower of a suspension bridge.
Solutions: How to Stay Stable in the Saddle
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Training Buzz: Riding Without Stirrups With Axel Steiner
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Training Buzz: Riding a Distracted Horse with Monique Potts
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Masterclass with Ingrid Klimke
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Evaluating Progress at Second Level
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12 Ideas for Your Fall To-Do List
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Counter Canter for Straightness • Summer Horse Health Precautions
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Did you say "Canter" or "Stiff and Head Up?"
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