The BIG Book of Dressage Exercises: 190+ Flatwork, Schooling, Dressage and Pole Exercises and training workbook.

Over 40 floorplans and 190 dressage exercises (including pole exercises)Never get stuck riding around the edge of the arena again!All floorplans have both 20x40 and 20x60 diagramsSpace to take notes and keep track of your progressDirectives and tips sharing what judges are looking forExercises to suit a variety of levels with space to modify and make your ownNOTE: THIS IS A WORKBOOK! We designed this book to not only provide you with exercises but to help you create your own exercises to meet the level at which you are training. Therefore, THERE IS SPACE for you to make notes, plan your exercises, and to track your progress with an exercise. This book is designed to be used and not just read. THE TRUTH ABOUT THIS BOOK…When it comes to creating dressage floorplans, there’s actually not that much you can do. Think about it; a dressage floorplan is no more than a series of straight lines and circles. That’s it! The level of difficulty is increased by riding these straight lines and circles in different places, including transitions, and riding lateral exercises. But ultimately, when it comes to navigating your 20x40 or 20x60 arena, you will either be following a straight line or riding around a circle. Even when riding lateral exercises such as half-pass and leg-yield, you’re still following a straight line. The only difference is that you are following the line in two or three tracks, rather than on one track only. So technically, we lied to you a little bit! This guide isn't a book of dressage exercises. It's really a book of dressage floorplans. BUT each floorplan can be modified to included different combinations of paces, transitions, and lateral work, giving you an almost infinite amount of dressage exercise combinations. We’ve created some of the exercises for you (over 190!), but there’s also space for you to modify them and create your own. After working through this book, you’ll never look at straight lines and circles in the same way again!Created by How To DressageHowToDressage.com Read more