Episode 205: Planning transitions and revealing habits

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You have two choices when riding; plan your transitions or ride reacting to what is happening. Planning your transitions when riding involves the mental transition as well as the physical transition. Mental transition: "I will begin there" Physical transition: change of gait, change of bend, etc. Planning may sound tedious or boring, but the benefits include: planning increases your awareness of your habits planning increases your awareness of your horse's habits planning will smooth out your transition Listen to learn how increasing your focus in this area can help you create your training plan and advance your riding.

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