The Half Halt – As elusive as a Unicorn!
The half halt - every expert agrees that it is fundamental - but what is it??? Read Article 1 Comment »
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The half halt - every expert agrees that it is fundamental - but what is it??? Read Article 1 Comment »
The Half-Halt Made Easy
Having trouble with your half-halt? Grand Prix rider, trainer and author, Jane Savoie is here with a step-by-step program to guide you through this tricky move - complete with problem solving tips... Read Article 2 Comments »
Christian Thiess de-mystifies the Half Halt
Half halt or half-parade? Christian Thiess explains the how, why and when of this essential key to riding and training. Riveting reading... Read Article 2 Comments »
Princess Nathalie – working with the ‘sensitive’ horse…
Just how do you ride that sensitive horse that over-reacts to your aids? Well you don't just sit there and hope, says Danish dressage coach, Princess Nathalie... Read Article Comments Off on Princess Nathalie – working with the ‘sensitive’ horse…
Steffen Peters – super teacher – Part 1
There are some clinics that stick in your mind long after the participants have packed and headed home, this clinic with Stefen Peters occurred way back in 2010… So what was so different about Steffen Peters? For a start Steffen is a brilliant teacher with a subtle multi-layered awareness of exactly what is happening between […] Read Article Comments Off on Steffen Peters – super teacher – Part 1
Defusing the elusive half halt with Malcolm Barns…
Dressage trainer, Malcolm Barns looks at the half halt... Read Article 4 Comments »
The Misunderstood Half Halt: The Alphabet of Riding
Perhaps there is no single term in riding so used, so abused, and so confused as the expression: Half Halt! We asked German trained, New Zealand based, dressage expert CHRISTIAN THIESS to shed some light on this most important, and most puzzling, of the equestrian skills… Read Article 9 Comments »
Defusing (defining) the elusive Half-Halt, an upgrade…
To be able to correctly Half Halt – a translation from the German Halbe Parade, it is necessary to have a three-point seat as opposed to a two-point perching seat, Malcolm Barns explains... Read Article 1 Comment »