11 Nov The Horse Magazine Features Paul’s Classical Training Scale #4: Collection
Paul’s classical training scale, as featured on our History of Dressage Poster, continues with Collection. This series celebrates the launch of Paul Belasik’s wall poster that charts the history and heritage of the classical tradition of dressage.
09 Nov The Horse Magazine Features Paul’s Classical Training Scale #3: Balance
Paul’s classical training scale, as featured on our History of Dressage Poster, continues with Balance. This series celebrates the launch of Paul Belasik’s wall poster that charts the history and heritage of the classical tradition of dressage.
05 Nov The Horse Magazine Features Paul’s Classical Training Scale #2: Communication
Paul’s classical training scale, as featured on our History of Dressage Poster, continues with Communication. This series celebrates the launch of Paul Belasik’s latest project – a wall poster that chart the history and heritage of the classical tradition of dressage.
03 Nov The Horse Magazine Features Paul’s Classical Training Scale #1: Trust
Paul's classical training scale, as featured on our History of Dressage Poster, begins with Trust.
03 Nov The Horse Magazine Features Article Series on Heritage of Dressage Poster
This is a four or five part series that Chris Hector of the Horse Magazine is doing on the poster.
03 Mar New Article: Notes on Piaffe
Judging from my mailbox, dressage riders seemed perplexed about how competition judges are currently evaluating some horses’ piaffes at the international level. What is high quality and what is faulty? In this article, I will address two major faults in piaffes of popular riders that have appeared in recent performances, and seem to be confusing viewers.
23 Jul “Modern Study of Expertise” from “Dressage for No Country”
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From "Dressage for No Country:" The Road to Mastery and The Modern Study of Expertise.
I have noticed a nagging weakness that shows up in a lot of riders. They have an aversion to studying theory.
29 May The essence of the halt – few judges understand what it is
In every dressage competition test, at every level, in every country, the horse and rider will start and finish the test with a halt. The beginning of the test may read, “A: Enter working trot. X: Halt, Salute. Proceed collected trot.”
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