Training podcasts/apps

[Boughtabay]

Anyone using any that have a good amount of varied training guides? I’ve recently downloaded “RiderGuider” which looks good but doesn’t have THAT many clips on it and I’m not sure if I want to pay premium to use the same 5 audio guides over and over again. Anything similar with more exercises?

posted in competing and training but no traction ?

 

[SafeInSage]

H&C has some good training videos - Half Halt with the Huttons, Back to Basics series and lots of masterclasses. Subscription based.

Huge amounts of training videos on YouTube. I personally use these the most as they're detailed and varied depending on who you watch. Personally, I like Amelia Newcombe Dressage and Horseclass, but there will be others for jumping.

As for podcasts, I like Daily Strides with Lorna Leeson. She is one of the few who do not make 'short' podcasts simply promoting their paid-for content. I'm fairly sure she has a couple of these podcasts, but they are primarily full length and informative. She also tailors them to work while riding or while simply listening.

Not so much training guides, but good to watch and then apply to your riding.

 

[AntiPuck]

Ritter Dressage are currently doing a 5-day "on the bit" challenge, I've found it really interesting and useful, and I'm not someone who does any proper schooling or would usually pay much attention to dressage-related resources. Very accessible, and it's free.

 

[Boughtabay]

Thanks guys I’ll take a look - I find it’s quite nice to have a something to follow as I’m not the most creative with exercises ?