Impulsion & Contact
Exercises

This is a fantastic exercise for improving your straightness and engagement in your medium trots as well as the transitions into and out of them.

This exercise introduces the concept of the half halt to teach your horse to take the weight behind and begin to hold and balance themselves

A great exercise to help create a more responsive, bouncier canter transition.

This is an exercise that you should be incorporating (in some way!) into every training session you do!

This is fantastic exercise for teaching collection as well as getting your horse more responsive to your leg and seat aids.

This exercise is all about your horse moving forward without you having to use your leg to keep them going.

This exercise both teaches you how to have still and steady hands that your horse wants to lean against as
well as teaching your horse how to consistently push into the contact.

An exercise that improves your horses activity and impulsion in the shoulder in as well as being a great engagement exercise.

This is a fantastic exercise to teach your horse how to take the contact down and out. Perfect for those who find their horses get tight or come behind the vertical

This exercise is all about getting your horse to react forward when you put your leg on.

This is an exercise that is perfect for horses that rush and don't wait for the rider.

This is a great exercise for adding more engagement, activity and cadence to your half passes