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Riding as Art In this article, Charles de Kunffy explains the meaning of the art of riding. By Charles de Kunffy U.S. & International - Trainer, Clinician, Coach, Judge and Author of many books and articles Klaus Balkenhol The Man and His Training Methods In this book excerpt, Britta Schoffman writes about 'Following Classical Principles' and 'From Collection to Dancing.' By Britta Schoffman
Putting the Musical Back in Freestyle Read this article to know the score and improve your Freestyle. By Beth Hall Manolo Mendez: The In and Out of Work In-Hand Classical trainer, Manolo Mendez shows how to start to create a better relationship with your horse by working in-hand. 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. Experts Perspective Question: What does "dancing" between horse and rider mean? Answered by: Beth Glosten, M.D. Christine Rivlin Gael Bourquin Gigi Nutter Ivetta Harte Lynne Sprinsky Melonie Kessler Sarah Martin The Dance Become a better dance partner with your horse with love, discipline and time spent learning.
By J.P. Giacomini U.S. & International coach, clinician and author. He founded the Trofeo Mundi Int'l Foundation, promoting classical horsemanship. Horses are Born Dancing Learning from horses with Equestrian Art. By Paula Josa-Jones. Spirit of Dance Like riding, creative dance comes from tension and released energy. By Jenny Rolfe (Author of "Ride from the Heart") The Equestrian Dance Moving in sync with your horse to dance. By Heather Moffett
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