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BLUE YELLOW WORLD

Why are there blue and yellow foam poles at so many riding arenas and indoor riding arenas? And why are the hats always blue and yellow?
Horses have a different anatomy than humans. Our eyes are also structured differently than those of us humans. The horse is a flight animal and must therefore recognize an attacker as early as possible. In addition, the ability to see contours is particularly well developed in horses. On the other hand, horses see colors worse than humans. Only the colors BLUE and YELLOW can be easily recognized by horses. In order to train the brain dual, i.e. in both hemispheres, we use BLUE and YELLOW obstacles alternately.

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EQUIKINETIC®

Muscle building through standardized leading in the interval system. Suitable for any horse, any age, dressage horse or leisure horse.
We always work in a fixed time system

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DUAL ACTIVATION®

Dual Activation® is far more than just lunging or riding through blue and yellow foam poles. Balance and coordination of the horses are promoted and the change from left to right improves the straightness of the horses.

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POSITION WORK

Leading begins the moment horse and human meet. It's not about dominance, but about offering trust and security through sovereign leadership in order to then have a reliable partner at your side. 

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IMPRESSIONEN UND BILDER

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RIDDEN DUAL ACTIVATION®

GERITTENE DUAL-AKTIVIERUNG®

Dual Activation® is far more than just lunging or riding through blue and yellow foam poles.

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GERITTENE DUAL-AKTIVIERUNG®

The first right-left changes for the horse begin with flag work. By moving the horse's head and neck towards the flag, which is swung back and forth in front of the head, the horse begins to consciously look at the flag with its eyes. It should walk straight at an even pace, only moving its head and neck towards the pin.

learned is
g'learned!

"And then, when I was over 50, I did an apprenticeship as a trainer with Michael Geitner. Crazy!"

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