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Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

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1054 | Top 3 Mistakes when it Comes to Groundpoles

2018-07-23

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What this episode is all about:-

Mistake 1:- Overestimating the amount of poles and complexity of exercise
Mistake 2:- Incorrectly mapping the distance or adjustments
Mistake 3:- Not realising how much influence you have over your horse

If you have been riding for any length of time, you are probably well versed on the benefits of groundpoles. In fact, I would bet that you have tried them a few times...However, there are a few basic mistakes riders make when it comes to groundpoles in their riding and I want to address them today. This episode of the Daily Strides Podcast is specifically about the top three mistakes that riders make when it comes to groundpoles. These are the things that show up time and again when schooling horses using poles. more...

Happy Riding,

Lorna