Training Pyramid Flashcards

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From bottom to top, name the elements for the training pyramid

A

Rhythm, Suppleness, Contact, Impulsion, straightness, collection

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rhythm

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regularity and tempo

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suppleness

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elasticity and freedom from anxiety

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contact

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connection and acceptance of the bit through acceptance of the aids

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impulsion

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engagement and the desire to go forward

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straightness

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improved alignment and equal lateral suppleness on both reins

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collection

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balance and lightness of the forehand from increased engagement

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goal of pyramid

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To ensure that classical principles and traditions are honored and adhered to in our present day culture, the Pyramid of Training (Training Scale)
evolved as a means to illustrate the different steps/concepts, which are essential ingredients in the correct training of a horse. It is important to
realize that these “steps” are interrelated.

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what is listed on the sides of the pyramid?

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physical development thru progressive conditioning

increasing throughness and obedience

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