When problems occur during a horse's dressage training, all too
often the question 'Why' is ignored. In this book, Horst Becker
endeavours to find answers to this question. Whilst demonstrating
ways in which a horse's weaknesses can be systematically corrected,
he also shows quiet and effective ways of developing its strengths.
The author places particular value on a method of schooling that
avoids force, but builds consistently on an understanding of the
horse's anatomy. The aim of his training approach is harmony in
movement, which can only be achieved when the rider proceeds
carefully and systematically. It includes: the biomechanics of the
horse; balance before movement - not the other way around!;
strengthening work on the lunge; how do I work different types of
horse? Developing collection through lateral work; the flying
change as a valuable tool; the pirouette for bend; and perfecting
collection through piaffe and passage.
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