A Bunch of Jumpy Jumps | February Exercise 2
Category Archives: Jumping
5 Top Tips For Riding The Best Showjumping Round
How many of you struggle to bring what you learn at home out with you to shows? Yes, me too! Sometimes the nerves take over and get the better of you, but don’t be too hard on yourself, I have compiled my Top 5 tips for riding that perfect round, well hopefully!! Like I doContinue reading “5 Top Tips For Riding The Best Showjumping Round”
Small Fixes with Big Results – 8 Tips To Improve My Jumping
This post has been brewing for some time now! Over the last few months I wanted to pull together a post about where I currently stand with Dante’s jumping. The most annoying part about this post comes down to the fact that the things I have learned on my jumping journey come down to meContinue reading “Small Fixes with Big Results – 8 Tips To Improve My Jumping”
April Jumping Exercise – Bounce It Bitch
Our Exercises are back!! Our ever so popular exercises are making a comeback. What better way to jump back into the thriving summer season. First up is one of my all time favorites, Who doesn’t love a good pole jumping exercise, especially when it comes with so many good benefits. One that can definitely beContinue reading “April Jumping Exercise – Bounce It Bitch”
October Monthly Exercise – The Figure of 8
This months exercise incorporates oxers and raised canter poles into a figure of 8. While it sounds relatively simple, certain aspects present their own challenges for different horses.
Top 7 Tips for Schooling a Course without your Instructor
There comes a time where you need to progress & train by yourself at home without your instructor present. This can be the case for both of us here at NBW on a weekly basis. Unfortunately the bank account doesn’t always stretch far enough for weekly lessons!
April Monthly Exercise – The Grid of Choice
Looking for a challenge? Well this month’s exercise guarantees one!
How To Keep Your Horse From Lifting His Head Up After He Jumps
be patient! One last thing, don’t worry about knocking of fences, it’s a relaxed rhythm into the fence and the result of them keeping that head down afterwards being the main things to look out for.
