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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2018 · 12 MIN

1060 | Asking Different Questions with Different Types of Jumps

from Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians · host Strides for Success

This episode is all about helping you to use and make the most of:- Crosspoles Uprights Ascending oxers Square oxers Have you found yourself, like many riders, initially thinking about all jumps as being equal? Simply obstacles that are in your way when moving from A to B with your horse? It is common to feel this way initially when you begin working over fences. However, once you can safely navigate a jump or ten, it is important to begin understanding how different jumps ask different questions of both you and your horse. When you begin recognising the difference, you can really begin using small, but different, types of jumps in your schooling to move you both forward more... Also, if you are a little bewildered as to what to do, exercise wise, I have an excellent resource for you. We have a whole collection of premium trainings on jumping and grid work waiting for you inside of Daily Strides Premium. They will take you step by step through setting up specific schooling exercises to get results with your horse. You can find out more here Happy Riding, Lorna

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