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Take an in-depth look at the philosophies and theories of dressage training with classical dressage masters and elite riders in today’s sport.

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No Stirrup November: A Month-Long Commitment to Improving Your Seat WITH or WITHOUT Stirrups
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Dressage Solutions: To Maintain a Correct Upper Body Position in Corners
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Dressage Solutions: Visualize the Role of the Outside Aids
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Dressage Solutions: To Correctly Channel and Manage Your Horse’s Energy Flow
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Dressage Solutions: Maintain Balance in Your Canter Pirouettes
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Dressage Solutions: Avoid Overriding Your Horse
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Dressage Solutions: Avoid Pulling Back
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Dressage Solutions: Keep Your Horse Straight During Flying Lead Changes
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Small Steps to Half-Steps
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Breathing Techniques to Stabilize and Stay Supple
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Dressage Solutions: Create More Impulsion and Lift at the Canter
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Techniques to Improve Contact
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