Last saturday we did poles again, at first as the last time she didn't want to pass across the poles on her right hand but I insisted and finally she pass through the poles, a small improvement that makes me really happy!! 😊

Watching the emotional horsemanship channel on YouTube I came across this exercise that looks quite interesting. I'll definitely be trying it!

Riding on the big wide willow was not easy. It was hard to relax and let go. But with calm and certainy it will get better

Especially simple since you dont need to count the strides

My second exercise of show jumping it’s very complicated but I can have more balance and control. I jump 60cm

One of my favorite exercises for my horse who loves to drop her shoulder in turns. The arrows represent either a turn on the forehand or on the hind. Trot to the turn, then walk when close to the turn and with active forward steps, make the turns using either a turn on the forehand or the hind. Works well to really get the horse thinking about bending through the turns and staying focused on the aids.

My newest favorite exercise! Can be done with ground poles or jumps! It's a great suppleness exercise. You can also add transitions within the bends, or a few steps of leg yield. It works great for my horse who tends to get heavy and stiff to really get her to use her whole body in the bends.

I love the 4 loop serpentines with different transitions in the middle. Here we’re working on canter to walk, but during warm up we do trot to walk, trot to troting in one place or walk, or changing the speed in the loops. These are great because they help bend the horse, while transitions activate their hind legs, bringing them more under, so to say, helping with self carriage.