Comments on: How do you train a horse to do dressage? http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:09:42 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Fleur http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7620 Fleur Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:57:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7620 You need to learn dressage first off sweetie, that's like me saying, I want to teach a horse western pleasure, when I have no experience in the western pleasure business, or western in general, it takes time. So you'd have to learn first.<br><b>References : </b><br> You need to learn dressage first off sweetie, that’s like me saying, I want to teach a horse western pleasure, when I have no experience in the western pleasure business, or western in general, it takes time. So you’d have to learn first.
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]]> By: aperfectlullaby http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7619 aperfectlullaby Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:47:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7619 Dressage takes many (many many) years of hands on experience and education. It would be impossible to have someone explain to you step by step since there is so much theory involved, as well as feel, timing, understanding, visually being able to see what is correct, etc. It has to become a second nature to you. Instead, look into becoming someone's apprentice or assistant who has been in the discipline for many years (and truly understands it!). Basically become a working student so you wouldn't have to spend more than you can afford. Training the Piaffe takes great skill and although it looks like a piece of cake (I don't know how it could, but I'm not everyone else), it takes the highest degree of collection, strength, suppleness, impulsion... and so much more. Not to mention understanding equine biomechanics, psychology, and the like. I hope you look into it more!<br><b>References : </b><br>Dressage rider for over 10 years, experience teaching and training extensively for 7 years, and overall riding/horse adoring experience for 18 years. Dressage takes many (many many) years of hands on experience and education. It would be impossible to have someone explain to you step by step since there is so much theory involved, as well as feel, timing, understanding, visually being able to see what is correct, etc. It has to become a second nature to you.

Instead, look into becoming someone’s apprentice or assistant who has been in the discipline for many years (and truly understands it!). Basically become a working student so you wouldn’t have to spend more than you can afford.

Training the Piaffe takes great skill and although it looks like a piece of cake (I don’t know how it could, but I’m not everyone else), it takes the highest degree of collection, strength, suppleness, impulsion… and so much more. Not to mention understanding equine biomechanics, psychology, and the like. I hope you look into it more!
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Dressage rider for over 10 years, experience teaching and training extensively for 7 years, and overall riding/horse adoring experience for 18 years.

]]> By: pretzelathena http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7618 pretzelathena Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:21:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7618 dressage takes many years of experiance and you need to learn alot of things before you can teach a horse to piaffe. The horse will need to learn many things to.<br><b>References : </b><br> dressage takes many years of experiance and you need to learn alot of things before you can teach a horse to piaffe. The horse will need to learn many things to.
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]]> By: ashs196 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7617 ashs196 Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:38:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7617 I would just train step by step! what moves!<br><b>References : </b><br> I would just train step by step! what moves!
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]]> By: anya http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7616 anya Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:21:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7616 There is no book that can really teach dressage...you just have to teach them to become supple in the mouth and coming from behind...it takes alot of time and effort and i dont know how good a rider you are..but i have been riding for 5 years and have a horse and event and i am no where near teaching dressage to a new horse.<br><b>References : </b><br> There is no book that can really teach dressage…you just have to teach them to become supple in the mouth and coming from behind…it takes alot of time and effort and i dont know how good a rider you are..but i have been riding for 5 years and have a horse and event and i am no where near teaching dressage to a new horse.
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]]> By: Damita http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage/comment-page-1#comment-7615 Damita Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:33:59 +0000 http://www.segurosagropecuarios.org/dressage-horses/how-do-you-train-a-horse-to-do-dressage#comment-7615 well, if you are breaking a horse, you should know how to "teach them dressage", seeing as dressage is any flat-work you do. more advanced dressage comes from making your flatwork BETTER and BETTER.<br><b>References : </b><br> well, if you are breaking a horse, you should know how to "teach them dressage", seeing as dressage is any flat-work you do. more advanced dressage comes from making your flatwork BETTER and BETTER.
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