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Increase the precision of cues, achieve clean halts
Initially, put the horse on the circle at a walk. At each half circle, ask for a halt, then move off again. You can then ask for a halt from the trot, and then from the canter.
Achieving clear halts. To assist you, you can also use cones to visualize the halt zones.
simple mais très bien j'ai u' cheval de 13 ans et cet exercice a quand même beaucoup servi . j'ai pu lui apprendre mieux les demandes a la voix ce qui a été bénéfique pour le travail monter ❤
27/09/2025 21:38
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Lunging | Medium
To be able to alternate between bending and a straight horse on the longe.
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Lunging | Easy
or your horse to properly engage his thoracic sling, you’ll need him to be: - relaxed - in a rather low-head posture The spiral exercise helps develop lateral balance, which means the horse mobilizes his thoracic sling alternately on the right and left sides. Because this exercise involves riding on curves, often quite tight ones, be careful not to ask for it too long or too often. If your horse is young, has trouble finding his own balance, or has physical issues that show up on tight curves, limit this exercise to a few minutes each direction and prioritize wide curves (like the large spiral).
Lunging | Medium
Find balance and supple the horse.
Lunging | Easy
Helps to strengthen the horse's back and abdominal muscles.
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