This book is designed for training jumping horses and riders, whether schooling at home, or under instruction in group or individual lessons. It provides a collection of exercises on the flat, over poles and fences plus an excellent chapter on grid work and related distances. There is also detailed background information on jumping technique and tips on how to achieve a clear round in faultless style.
Contents include:
- the five stages of a jump
- flatwork for jumping
- effects of the rider's position
- polework, grids and related distances
- influencing the canter lead
- indoor cross-country practice
- solving problems
Melissa Troup BA BHSII is the Centre Manager for a busy BHS 'Where to Train' establishment. She teaches adults and children from beginners to advanced, as well as those competing in dressage and show jumping. She is also an NVQ Assessor and a registered trainer for the BHS.
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