So it is known in the UK. Don't seems like everybody is using it. I see a lot of people riding with a strong hand and without the basics of the scala.
@goldenstar It is a matter of translation. I am Dutch myself, but even the Dutch translation isn't perfect. The German names are still the best...
As a Dutch horse rider (mostly dressage) I am familiar with the principals of the Skala der Ausbildung. Not only for dressage, but for riding in general, because I learned (and think) that dressage is the basis of horse riding. Even if you are into eventing or show jumping.
It surprised me that...
I think you have to work out why the horse is doing this. Is the horse bored or alone?
The other part is the leading. When you walk with him he has to have respect for you, at all time. A good way to work on leadership is working form the ground. I found this website...