Klaus Balkenhol Training Trilogy, Part 2, From Novice Horse to Schooled Horse

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Klaus Balkenhol Training Trilogy, Part 2, From Novice Horse to Schooled Horse
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Overview Part 2 – From Novice Horse to Schooled Horse
Description Klaus Balkenhol Training Trilogy 2 – From Foal to Grand Prix Horse “If I’m active on the horse, the horse must react.” – Klaus Balkenhol After two years of basic training, the dressage horse is created through systematic schooling, step by step. The improvement of the half halt, distinct transition within the paces, lateral movements and flying changes up to the St. Georg are the key elements. “The art of riding lies in achieving a great effect with very sensitive signals. This is known as sensitizing a horse. That means the horse concentrates on the rider, on the rider’s aids.” – Klaus Balkenhol Run times: 89 mins. Read a review of this DVD at EquiSearch.com: Klaus Balkenhol Trilogy, From Foal to Grand Prix Horse