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Training in the Right Way: Repetition in Training

September 22, 2025Gwyneth McPhersonGwyneth McPherson#DRESSAGE #OLYMPICS, #Dressage Showing, #Dressage Training, #Forward Thinking Dressage, #NonTraditionalBreedinDressage, aids, classical dressage, competition dressage, dressage levels, Dressage4Kids, Good side vs Bad side, Half halt, myth bustersComments Off on Training in the Right Way: Repetition in Training

Although training a horse always involves repetition, it has to be done in the right way at the right time for it to actually further the training. (more…)

Training in the Right Way: Mythbusters Edition

September 7, 2025Gwyneth McPhersonGwyneth McPherson#DRESSAGE #OLYMPICS, #Dressage Showing, #Dressage Training, #Forward Thinking Dressage, #NonTraditionalBreedinDressage, aids, classical dressage, competition dressage, dressage levels, Dressage4Kids, Good side vs Bad side, Half halt, myth bustersComments Off on Training in the Right Way: Mythbusters Edition

In riding and training, there are some commonly held beliefs that while they may seem plausible, are actually incorrect. In this week’s article, I thought I’d tackle a few of the most common ones I routinely encounter.
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