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The Science of Dressage Training
A scientific approach to dressage training that emphasizes the horses physical and mental well-being
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Knut Krüger learned the correct and gentle method of training dressage horses fromPaul Stecken, who emphasized the importance of repeatedly riding young and even
older horses in a lengthening position. Paul Stecken had a training system for old-
er horses that slowly and systematically prepared them for correct collection by
teaching them to bend the haunches and raise the forehand. Knut Krüger works with
the training scale to teach horses the principles of rhythm, relaxation, impulsion,
etc. and keep them healthy in mind and body while doing so. He also takes hors-
es that have suffered under severe training methods and guides them to recovery.
older horses in a lengthening position. Paul Stecken had a training system for old-
er horses that slowly and systematically prepared them for correct collection by
teaching them to bend the haunches and raise the forehand. Knut Krüger works with
the training scale to teach horses the principles of rhythm, relaxation, impulsion,
etc. and keep them healthy in mind and body while doing so. He also takes hors-
es that have suffered under severe training methods and guides them to recovery.
Dressage training: Background and Tips
All riders, whether competing or riding for pleasure, want to have a tractable, relaxed and motivated horse when they are ready to get into the saddle. This depends primarily on the riders' understanding of training and training methods. The more riders know about their horse's physiology and psyche, the better their understanding of these training methods.
By following the practical advice in this book, riders will be able to achieve their desired training goals most efficiently, while at the same time handling their horses gently and keeping them physically and mentally sound.
All riders, whether competing or riding for pleasure, want to have a tractable, relaxed and motivated horse when they are ready to get into the saddle. This depends primarily on the riders' understanding of training and training methods. The more riders know about their horse's physiology and psyche, the better their understanding of these training methods.
By following the practical advice in this book, riders will be able to achieve their desired training goals most efficiently, while at the same time handling their horses gently and keeping them physically and mentally sound.