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Horse or Rider, who is the Teacher? A rider's insightful thoughts, on her journey in life, about learning from horses. By Caroline Larrouilh Classical Horsemanship: Dressage Needs No Reinventing In this book excerpt, Charles de Kunffy, teaches the importance of Classical horsemanship, tradition and preserving the equestrian art. By Charles de Kunffy U.S. & International - Trainer, Clinician, Coach, Judge and Author of many books and articles
Balance & Rhythm in the Young Horse Teaching that all horses are individuals and how to develop good balance and rhythm. By Manolo Mendez, with writer Ysabella Dean The first Head Rider, and one of six founding members of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art. Based in Jerez, Spain. The Rider Position and Seat Awareness is the first step in developing the rider's influence for self-carriage. Jenny Rolfe teaches that the horse is our mirror. By Jenny Rolfe (Author of "Ride from the Heart") Learning to Learn A good riding teacher produces a thinking rider. Here's how to get more from your lessons and take the responsibility to educate yourself from the help of the horse's feedback. By Dr. Thomas Ritter U.S. & International - Classical Dressage Clinician and Author Longeing the Rider for a Perfect Seat In this book excerpt, Linda Benedik, describes the Eight Objectives to become a better rider.
By Linda Benedik Author of "Longeing the Rider for a Perfect Seat" Masterful Trainers, Schoolmasters & Inquisitive Students Read the experience of a lifetime! From watching the Circus to training at Nuno Oliveira's school. J.P. Giacomini shares the journey and the ride of his life! By J.P. Giacomini U.S. & International coach, clinician and author. He founded the Trofeo Mundi Int'l Foundation, promoting classical horsemanship. Notes from the Amateur Perspective: How to choose a trainer. By Cindy Fletcher
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