The Art of Natural Dressage

Last year I purchased the complete Luraschi video and book set. It is in PAL format and the book is in French.
I opened the box, but I couldn't play the video because I am in the US, different format here.

That was LAST year and my learning has changed, so if anyone should want to purchase these from me for the information perhaps there is theory that can be used without introduction of the bit or the other harsh items he uses.

Julie

Hi Julie,

I have them too and could see the video, but mine wasn't really good either and was only in blacky&white. A bit strange, but I could still watch it. And I must say that by the time I saw the video's I already had become so weak-hearted that I wasn't really keen on seeing them again, so I can imagine why you would want to sell them. you can learn a lot from them on how trickhorses are trained and what the traditional methods of tricktraining and breaking in horses are, and you see marvellous exercises, but the learning processes that are used aren't really that positive.

So I'm afraid I have them already, but if I hadn't, I would be quite interested as Lurashi is a world-famous haute-ecole and stunttrainer, and als because he has been one of the main teachers of Alexander Nevzorov.

I used to have : Natural horse Riding - K.F. Hempfling , but then someone borrowed it and I never got it back, that person moved without telling me. Is it worth buying again or should I better buy something else?

I know what I'll do, I'll go shopping for a day at Josepha's shop go straight to the source

Nice to to have you over

Alas, that book of Klaus is sold out in dutch.
I can find out if we have it still in english?

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I know, but I think some of the other books are more usefull maybe... you'll be able to give me the best book you have, if I still want Klaus, I can always order the english version, I mostly like english versions better than dutch ones
I'm looking forward to shopping! I'll let you know when we want to come

Something about harm of riding:
http://horsesforlife.com/ParotidGlandUnderAttack

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"Never just follow the crowd." Margaret Thatcher

I couldn't read all of it, but I found this link too:
http://horsesforlife.com/Self-Carriage
Very nice to see that others are thinking in the same line of thought too!

I was just going to post the same link.

http://horsesforlife.com/Self-Carriage

NICE photo!

I wish I knew who she was! It would be very interesting to see if she has a website, where she has learned to ride like this and what methods she uses.

Now I come to think of it - isn't she Karen Rohlf, the dressage rider who went to Parelli?

Anyone heard of this person and video

Philippe Karl. His DVDs are in english-german-french. He teaches
classical dressage with perfect lightness (Baucher school) -

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Madeleine

Yes karen Rohlf is with Parelli. I saw her on the video Horse Savvy by Parelli.

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Madeleine

Does anyone know this book?

Getting to Yes - Sharon Foley
This expertly written book combines principles from clicker training with traditional horsemanship and classical dressage to improve handling and performance. Step-by-step clicker training basics are presented in easy-to-follow lessons with numerous instructional photographs that will benefit both the novice and more advanced rider in enhancing practical skills, timing, ground manners, and riding. Training and handling problems are broken down into hands-on, trainable exercises to correct behavior and riding issues with lasting results.

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I know some were mentioned but does anyone have any suggestions for really good books on biomechanics and locomotion???

I'm thinking of getting something by Dr Hilary Clayton, but she has enough articles online, I'll probably just start there--- FREE IS GOOD!!!

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Learning to put the relationship first.

Bianca, I haven't read the book, but Sharon Foley is on the clickryder list and I always enjoy her input on things. Not much help, huh?

I am reading this book right now and I think it is worse to mention as well.

Charles de Knuffy
Training strategies for Dressage Riders.

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Kind regards
Christina
http://www.horsepro.net