Shaping the Horse's Jump In this article, I explain why softening your hand at the base of the jump helps your horse to jump with a rounder bascule and also how a horse should use their body to create the scopiest jump possible. General Blog By Amanda Wilson | Tuesday, 13 October 2020 8489 Rate this article: 4.1 Previous Article Silver's First Mirroring Session Leave a comment Name: Please enter a name. Email: Please enter an email address. Please enter a valid email address. Comment: Please enter comment. Add comment
How to Get Your Horse Uphill How To Blog How to Get Your Horse Uphill By Amanda Wilson | Wednesday, 7 April 2021 In this video, I explain how a horse needs to work in order to be uphill. KEEP READING >
How to Judge Your Distance to a Triplebar Jump How To Blog How to Judge Your Distance to a Triplebar Jump By Amanda Wilson | Thursday, 18 March 2021 In this article, I show you how to find your ultimate take-off distance to a triple-bar fence, which requires a very different ride compared to a... KEEP READING >
How to Judge Your Distance to an Oxer Jump How To Blog How to Judge Your Distance to an Oxer Jump By Amanda Wilson | Thursday, 18 March 2021 In this article, I show you how to judge your ultimate take-off distance to an oxer, which requires a slightly different ride to jumping a... KEEP READING >
How to Judge Your Distance to a Vertical Jump How To Blog How to Judge Your Distance to a Vertical Jump By Amanda Wilson | Thursday, 18 March 2021 In this article, I talk through how I pick my ultimate take-off distance when jumping verticals. This ultimate take-off distance is very different... KEEP READING >