Curriculum Tag: Free Resources
Another clever layout from Michel Robert & Karine Cante (Ridercom Editions, 2017). This exercise tests your ability to ride combinations from both a long and short approach.
A perfect way to learn to control your horse both before and after a combination, making sure they don’t rush.
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A straight forward practice course that will test your ability to approach at an angle and execute both wide and tight turns.
Course design courtesy of Michel Robert & Karine Cante (Ridercom Editions, 2017)
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An easy four obstacle set up that teaches you to practice a number of combinations. Designed by @equus_academy.
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A quick gymnastic set up by Jade Maillet of @stable.8 which is great for maintaining consistent and steady strides.
Also a great core exercise for you as a rider and keeps your brain working.
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This X Layout was put together by Lieven Hendricks of @lievenhendrickxhorsesup.
The focus is on rhythm and balance. Maintain a steady speed through the canter poles into the triple combination.
Do it on both leads both up and down.
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Another practice course designed by Dominika Konrad of @kawaletka gives you space to find strides and test out different speeds of approach.
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This quick practice course designed by Dominika Konrad of @kawaletka is perfect to set up in a small arena space. It is not only a great way to test your readiness for a show but is a good way to train for a jump off.
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This exercise from @equus_academy helps develop balance and practice transitions. This is also great for teaching hot horses to be a bit calmer and more patient.
- Start by trotting down the trotting poles in the centre
- On both leads, as you get to the bottom (marked X on diagram) strike off into canter
- Swing up and jump both uprights before heading down to the X
- Transition to trot and trot up the poles
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