Exercise

A discussion of this indispensable element in daily dressage training

Joy Congdon explains how to maintain control over a horse who likes to run in canter lengthenings.

This natural method of mind–body integration can provide performance enhancement, pain relief, longevity and an increased sense of well-being for both horse and handler.

Can the soundness of your dressage horse be related to the size of your arena?

A Canadian team rider explains how to develop the horse’s back to create qualities needed for dressage horses at every level.

Don’t let unsightly bumps or uncomfortable itching cause downtime.

A New Jersey physician and horsewoman helps her patients return to riding after an injury.

USDF gold medalist Mica Mabragaña discusses the importance of accuracy when riding dressage.

Try this helpful exercise that benefits both horses with too much energy and those who get tight through the back.

Use Walter Zettl's shoulder-in entwickeln exercise to improve your dressage horse's suppleness, balance and rhythm.