From the ground - a podcast with Bent Branderup

Groundwork is an essential building block within the academic art of riding.
Within the academic art of riding, we see the horse as a student that needs to be taught.
We are teaching each aid, and start seeking communication and trust. Afterwards, the evolution to more difficult exercises is a natural development.
Listen to an enlightening talk with Bent Branderup in this episode of Equidemia Insights.

In a nutshell

How do we see the horse in the academic art of riding?
As a student that needs to be taught.

Where does it start?
With teaching each aid, and seeking communication and trust. More difficult exercises then follow as a natural development.

Keep listening: Reflections from the archaeological museum in Oslo Part II: https://equidemiainsights.podigee.io/64-reflections-from-the-archaeological-museum-in-oslo-part-ii

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