The bravery, the drive, the willingness to jump out of any spot.
The horse that is generous in making up for a mistake by the rider, getting out of the tough lines, and always seems to have more jump left in him.
Is this hard to define quality called heart innate in some horses, or is it a result of their training?
When a horse seems to lose “heart”, becoming burnt out from jumping, and developing habits like stopping or running out, can they be retrained?
The horse that is generous in making up for a mistake by the rider, getting out of the tough lines, and always seems to have more jump left in him.
Is this hard to define quality called heart innate in some horses, or is it a result of their training?
When a horse seems to lose “heart”, becoming burnt out from jumping, and developing habits like stopping or running out, can they be retrained?
HorseClass Education for Every Rider
HorseClass Education for Every Rider
HorseClass Education for Every Rider
HorseClass Education for Every Rider
HorseClass Education for Every Rider
The bravery, the drive, the willingness to jump out of any spot.
The horse that is generous in making up for a mistake by the rider, getting out of the tough lines, and always seems to have more jump left in him.
Is this hard to define quality called heart innate in some horses, or is it a result of their training?
When a horse seems to lose “heart”, becoming burnt out from jumping, and developing habits like stopping or running out, can they be retrained?
The horse that is generous in making up for a mistake by the rider, getting out of the tough lines, and always seems to have more jump left in him.
Is this hard to define quality called heart innate in some horses, or is it a result of their training?
When a horse seems to lose “heart”, becoming burnt out from jumping, and developing habits like stopping or running out, can they be retrained?
Module 1 Learning Psychology and Jumping
Module 1 Learning Psychology and Jumping
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Understand how learning psychology applies to jumping, and how we can use this knowledge to teach the horse to correctly use his body over the jump.
Discover the sequence of training a jumper, beginning with ground work and riding in balance on the flat, then building progressive grids and taking those skills out into course work. In this section you will learn:
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Module 2 Developing Balance with Grids
Module 2 Developing Balance with Grids
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In this section of the course, you will discover why gridwork is crucial to setting your horse, and yourself, up for success in jumping.
Learn from Angelo as he shows how simple grids can help different horses learn to slow down, push more, and better use their neck and back to jump effectively. In this section you will learn:
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