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101 Jumping Exercises: For Horse and Rider by Linda L. Allen (Paperback, 2006)

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"If you can master all 101 of Linda Allen's examples, you'll never encounter anything on a course that will surprise you - at least not very much.". Containing 101 jumping exercises every horse and rider should know, it starts with basic work over and around poles to help horse and rider establish and maintain a dialogue with each other.

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Including guest exercises by leading equestrians such as Missy Clark, Hap Hansen and James Wofford, this work contains 101 jumping exercises for horse and rider. It starts with basic work to help horse and rider establish a dialogue with each other. Exercises progress in complexity teaching the rider correct technique, balance and confidence.|Includes guest exercises by leading equestrians such as Missy Clark, Hap Hansen and James Wofford. ?If you can master all 101 of Linda Allen's examples, you'll never encounter anything on a course that will surprise you ? at least not very much.? ? William Steinkraus, 1968 Individual Olympic Gold Medal, Show Jumping Practice makes perfect but only if you practise correctly. In this handbook Linda Allen, a world-class horsewoman, former Grand Prix competitor, and designer of international Show Jumping courses, teaches you the exercises every horse and rider ought to know, from the simplest skills to the most complex techniques. Containing 101 jumping exercises every horse and rider should know, it starts with basic work over and around poles to help horse and rider establish and maintain a dialogue with each other. The exercises then progress in complexity, teaching the rider correct technique, balance and confidence. ? For novices ? how to establish and maintain a 'dialogue' between horse and rider ? For trainers ? exercises to achieve proper balance and technique so the horse will approach each jump with confidence ? For instructors ? new ideas to make lessons both fun and educational ? For experienced competition riders ? fresh perspectives on how to achieve and hold on to the competitive edge Including guest exercises by leading equestrians Missy Clark, Anthony D'Ambrosio, Joe Fargis, Hap Hansen, and James Wofford, 101 Jumping Exercises provides fresh perspectives on how to achieve and hold on to the competitive edge. Foreword by Olympic Gold Medalists David O'Connor, Joe Fargis, and William Steinkraus