Turn On the Forehand

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Eliza Sydnor Romm

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This course explains the turn on the forehand, the aids for asking for this movement, and common errors made when doing a turn on the forehand. Learn when and where to do a turn on the forehand, the benefits of this exercise for both horse and rider, and a brief history of this movement.

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Chapter 1. What is a Turn On the Forehand?

Chapter 2. Aids for the Turn On the Forehand

Chapter 3. Benefits of the Turn On the Forehand

Chapter 4. When & Where to do a Turn On the Forehand

Chapter 5. How To Introduce the Turn On the Forehand

Chapter 6. A Brief History of the Turn On the Forehand 2 Games

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Interactive Turn On the Forehand Scratch Game

Identify the Turn On the Haunches Game

Turn On the Forehand Quiz

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Eliza Sydnor Romm Dressage

FEI Rider, Trainer, & Instructor

Eliza Sydnor Romm is a classically trained dressage rider and instructor. Her goal is to successfully train horses and riders with an emphasis on partnership and harmony.

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