Energy

Try this tip from Martin Kuhn.

Try this tip from Sylvia Loch.

Heidi Chote explains what it means for a horse to be "in front of the leg."

Use correct body alignment to ride a bending line with true connection.

Managing your stress involves how you prepare and how you recover.

Harness positive thinking to become a stronger competitor.

Beth Baumert explains why this kind of collection is the natural result of forward half halts and forward downward transitions

Olympian Sue Blinks discusses developing your dressage horse’s topline so it serves as a suspension bridge of musculature, making self-carriage possible.

Dressage trainer Melissa Jackson explains how to ride your horse from back to front and how to tell if your horse is doing it correctly.

Olympian Lisa Wilcox had to get creative and find a new way to teach a Friesian dressage horse the flying change.