Cantering With Confidence - It starts on the ground

Name: Cantering With Confidence - It starts on the ground
Rating: 4.5 (15 reviews)

Starting on the ground we develop a quality, balanced canter that we feel confident and excited to ride.

Created byTanja Kraus

Last updated 9/2018

English

What you'll learn

Build a confident canter in themselves, and their horses.

Course content

1 section • 10 lectures • 1h 23m total length

Introduction4:27
Module 1 - Self Assessment9:35
Module 2 - Building the Cue10:10
Module 3 - Refining the Transition8:26
Refine the canter transition by ensuring the horse responds to a consistent cue with a balanced, controlled transition. Build quality transitions through steady cues and focused training.
Module 4 - Fitness, Endurance and Quality18:18
Develop fitness, endurance, and quality in the canter by building cardiovascular fitness, mental willingness and motivation, and correct lead transitions, while refining balance, lateral bend, and downward transitions.
Module 5 - Communication5:58
Congratulations! Where to Now?2:50
Celebrate reaching the final lecture and assess readiness to ride the canter by reviewing modules, then progress to developing the canter on the saddle in the next course.
Module 2 - Troubleshooting9:45
Module 3 - Troubleshooting7:09
Module 4 - Troubleshooting7:15
Master troubleshooting in canter work by correcting leads and transitions through targeted cues, using poles and walls to refine balance, cadence, and responsiveness.

Requirements

Basic Horse handling and riding skills

Description

Horses and people can find the canter quite challenging. In this step by step course, we learn how to build our horses canter to be balanced, smooth and quality, before we ride it. Perfect for horses not yet started under saddle, those wanting to improve the canter, or those experiencing troubles cantering.

Who this course is for:

Riders wanting to build a confident canter in their horse, people and horses that are having trouble with the canter, or who have young horses that need further education in this gait.