Dressage

:::In this video topic, Axel Steiner, FEI 5* dressage judge and clinician explains the basic movements required in an Introductory Level dressage test. This is part of an ongoing video series that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels.

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:::Join FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician, Axel Steiner and rider, Beth Shafer, as they take a 10 year old Lusitano stallion through some of the basic movements required in First Level Tests. This video is part of a series Axel has on EquestrianCoach.com examining the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels.

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:::A video series by Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician, that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels. In this video, Axel and rider, Laura Converse, take her 7 year old Swedish mare through some of the basic movements required in Second Level Tests.

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:::A video series by Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician, that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels. In this video, Axel and rider, Donna Richardson, take her 10 year old Lusitano gelding through some of the basic movements required in Third Level Tests.

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:::A supple horse who is relaxed and whose physical and mental state indicate he enjoys his work is, of course, ideal in any discipline and especially dressage. A tense, stiff or rigid horse is unable to use his body effectively and can’t properly demonstrate rhythm, relaxation, connection, impulsion, straightness or collection. Join Verena Mahin as she shares her favorite exercises to attain a greater degree of suppleness that subsequently allows the horse to move with bigger, more expressive gaits.

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:::This video is part of a video series by Axel Steiner (FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician) that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels.

Fourth level is the last National dressage level and prepares the horse and rider for the International levels. There are a lot of new requirements in this level including a collected walk, very collected canter, walk pirouettes and multiple flying changes on the diagonal. In this video, Axel and rider, Skyler Evans, take her 9-year old Westphalian gelding through some of the basic movements required in Fourth Level Tests.

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