FOLLOW US

Practicing Transitions for Training Level Test 3

In the second part of the three-part series, Shannon helps the rider find her inner stability and ask for suppleness in walk/trot transitions. It is important that the rider’s elbow be stronger than her hand. They then move on to trot/canter transitions. When horse or rider starts to get tired and fussy, it’s important not to just quit. Make it good first and then take a break.

DT OnDemand members can watch the full video by clicking here.

If you are not a member, you can sign up for a 10-day free trial with subscription by going here: https://ondemand.dressagetoday.com/join

SHARE THIS ARTICLE

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

CATEGORIES

TAGS

RELATED POSTS

Sabine in cavals2
Ingrid Klimke's Tools of the Trade
Peters
Mindful Training in Dressage
Buffini
AnnA Buffini Becomes First Resident Trainer for Dressage Today OnDemand
Kristie-Lutz-and-Kennedy
Connecting with the Seat in Canter

TRENDING ARTICLES

DT-horse-lumps-under-jaw-01
Are lumps or swellings under the jaw reason for concern?
DTMP-150300-HUBERT-01
The Half Halt Simplified
2
Tips from the 2023 USDF Trainers Conference
DT-inferior-check-ligament-equine
An Overview of the Inferior Check Ligament in Horses