Publisher's Synopsis
What is the correct way to ride a renvers? Why does my horse keep losing its rhythm during the walk pirouette? And how do I prepare my horse for the optimum flying change at the canter? Dressage riders from medium level onward continue to ask themselves these questionsoften without finding satisfactory answers. This book deals extensively with the most important dressage movements from medium level to Grand Prix. It describes comprehensively and in detail their execution, typical faults, and effective methods for correction of these faults. In particular, it also explains the theoretical background of each lesson and illustrates its function for the schooling of a horse in classical dressage.
