COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Western Rider Level 2 Course will discuss in greater detail how the rider’s ability to feel and be in balance with the horse by recognizing how the rider’s aids and application of, will influence the horse to better balance and performance.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the application of the aids.
- Explain how to apply the aids for smooth transitions.
- Describe the difference between a trot and a jog.
- Understand posting trot and being on the correct diagonal.
- Explain the more advanced rein effects and their use.
- Describe leg yielding and its use.
- Identify the correct lead while on the ground.
The Western Rider Level 2 Course will be of interest to all riders or future riders who wish to improve their knowledge and skill in the basics of good Western Equitation.
Recommended Prerequisite: Western Rider Level 1, Stable Management (Advanced)
Certificate Of Achievement is generated on the Members Dashboard|90% average required with unlimited attempts to achieve this.
Course Instructor
Using The Aids Effectively
Posting Trot & Diagonals
The Lope
Rein Effects
Lateral Movements
Turn on the Forehand & Turn on the Haunches