Unity Between Horse and Rider : Classical Training for the Benefit of Both (Hardcover)

Introduction1. Classical Riding for Everyone 2. What is Going Wrong Today? 3. The Classical Seat 4. Contact With the Horse’s Mouth 5. The Halt and Half-Halt 6. The Walk and Trot 7. The Canter 8. Turns and Circles: Including Turn-on-the-Forehand, Turn-on-the-Haunches (demi pirouette), and Serpentines, as well as Flexion and Straightness in the School 9. Introducing Lateral Exercises Leg-Yield, Shoulder-Fore And Shoulder-In 10. The Travers or Quarters-in 11. Half-Pass12. Renvers or Haunches Out 13. Rein-Back: Including Position of the Rider’s Lower Leg for Different Movements 14. Collection and the Beginnings of Self-Carriage: Including Tracking-up 15. Lengthening And Extension: Including Trotting Poles and Transitions Building up to Extension 16. Counter-Canter and Flying Change 17. Intertwining The Exercises: Including Voltes and Demi-Voltes