Charles De Kunffy

Dressage tack has changed significantly over the years—but it is for better or for worse?

Take a look at the topic of longitudinal flexion through a scientific lens and learn why it is an important goal of classical dressage.

A discussion of the role of the teacher, the measure of a good lesson and the best techniques for instructing a rider.

Ride your horse's hindquarters to create impulsion, suspension and balance, without confining his movement and rhythm.

Teach your dressage students how to gain the horse’s trust and cooperation.

Learn the true meaning of the term "forward" and how to put it to use in your dressage training.