At last a book that demystifies the communication system between
rider and horse. Equestrian sports physiologist Eckart Meyners, and
Hannes Muller, head instructor for the German National Riding
School, show how good riding is a three-dimensional dialogue.
Beginning with a thorough explanation of the classical training
scale and a six-step program to build balance and rhythm, Meyners
and Muller go on to three basic riding techniques -the flexing
technique, the bending technique, and the half-halt technique,
which they believe to be the foundation for all training. These are
the primary skills for riding in dialogue with a horse. Throughout,
exercises are provided to refine technique and work through the
training scale, finally achieving the skill level necessary for
horse and rider to work in collection.
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