Instruction

This Olympian urges riders to refine their aids and have high expectations to increase the horse’s mental understanding.

Now that you have a better understanding of your specific body proportions, now find the right exercises to help you progress.

Biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze critiques junior rider Maya Tahara.

Susanne von Dietze critiques Ashley Pooler at Training Level.

Biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze critiques Griffin Denham at First Level.

Remote learning opportunities allow riders to expand their knowledge of dressage.

Susanne von Dietze critiques Keena Mullen and Yes Virginia at First Level

Learn how to refine your aids to a whisper.

Lendon Gray explains how the use of passive aids can improve a horse's self-carriage.

Susanne von Dietze explains what makes these Olympic riders so skilled.

Kirsi Nevalainen-LaCorte answers a reader question.

Try this technique to improve your horse's walk.

Axel Steiner shares his opinions.

Test your progress through the levels with canter exercises.

The key to a horse’s longevity is riding him in balance.

Biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze explains how to shift your visual focus as a rider and critiques Molly Granahan at Training Level

Here is the geometry of arranging the rails and letters of the ring efficiently and correctly.

In this book excerpt, Ingrid Klimke explains her theories on handling young horses.

Biomechanics expert Susanne von Dietze critiques Wendy Malek at Training and First Levels.

Learn how this system of neuromuscular education can help you use your body more effectively in the saddle.

Lisa El-Ramey Hyslop shares her tips for a proper warm-up.

Courtney King-Dye critiques Molly Paris at Prix St. Georges level.

Susanne von Dietze critiques Brenna Nordstrom at First Level.

Charlotte Dujardin shares her training principles with eager fans during the Rolex Central Park Horse Show.