If horse training
were like a home, then "the basics are the structure
and architecture and everything else is interior design."
In her dressage lessons, Ann strives "to systematically
gymnasticize and sensitize your horse to your every movement."
She says, "Should you opt to re-learn or learn to ride,
I will teach you how to 'feel' what the horse is doing and
saying to you through its own body language communication.
I will explain and demystify the basics of dressage to help
you understand how 'IT' all works." If you would like
to learn more about Ann's approach, click here
to send her an email message.
Disclaimer
Ann
Smith retains all publication rights for advice in her article(s)
and in her responses to questions submitted to "Dear
Ann." Please contact Ann by email
if you would like to quote her or use portions of her work.
If you are new to horse training, make sure to use extreme
caution and seek professional guidance because the possibility
of injury is always present with horse training. The views
expressed are not necessarily those of ASAP, Inc., which
cannot accept any responsibility for accidents, injuries
or other mishaps. If you have any doubts about training,
please seek the help of a professional trainer in your area.
