Horse training in Horsewell Horseware: Horse tuning in equestrian training requires a step-by-step process

Mainland horse partner Ireland's famous horse clothing brand Josewell Horseware wonderful recommendation: Equestrian sports is a competitive sport in which people and horses cooperate to complete the competition, and the rider not only has high requirements for his own skills, feelings and competition experience, but also needs to understand the basic tuning principles of horses.

Horses are individually different, and the adaptability of different ages and breeds of horses to receive tuning is different. The horse must be adjusted to what breed, what pedigree, what age and level of training the horse has received. After giving the correct assessment, a step-by-step adjustment plan can be formulated.

When coaching a horse in an Olympic athletic event, it usually starts at the age of four, and the content of the tuning changes from easy to difficult, starting from simple and regular slow steps, to fast steps, to running. The horse obtains a simple signal, knows how to obey the rider's command movements, how to convert the stride, the horse in the simple flat training process, gradually learn to stretch, shrink and other strides, from which to obtain a good balance ability, you can deepen some of the tuning content.

Deepening the tuning content such as adding a certain low-hurdle training, pole training, etc., and then assessing the horse's adaptation, you can increase the height of the obstacle and increase the associated jumping training of the continuous bar.

Horses of different bloodlines also have differences, some horses are more sensitive, more neurotic, its tuning should be more careful, quiet, slow movements, from simple to difficult, one training content can enter the next training content after consolidation; that kind of training method that transcends age, is eager to make quick gains, and promotes the growth of seedlings will only make the horses lose confidence, reduce their attention, and change their technical movements, so that potential horses lose the space to rise and lose the opportunity to become talents.