Initiation Level
The first step is the horse-rider presentation. The student learns how to approach the horse, cleaning, saddling. Thus emotional ties are created that strengthen the relationship of mutual trust. The objective pursued in this first stage is to gain confidence and balance among the binomial. With that , a good foundation is chieved for a correct application of the techniques learned. Different exercises are used to achieve these objectives:
Exercises:
Internal competitions:
At this level the School offers their horses so you can take part in internal competitions. In this way the student is given the ease of further progress in the sport without having the obligation to have a horse of their own.
Exercises:
- Class Seat rope.
- Posting trot, sitting trot, changes in figures riding (longitudinal, transverse and diagonal).
- Working with easels: walking first and then trot in which the rider is acquiring the required position then used for diving.
- Seat, Position, Supports: seeking correct application of practical techniques.
- This level concludes with the first gallops at two hands, changing direction, through jogging and step up to achieve good control of the horse. With experienced horses may also be drilled in step backwards.
Internal competitions:
At this level the School offers their horses so you can take part in internal competitions. In this way the student is given the ease of further progress in the sport without having the obligation to have a horse of their own.
