Introduction
Horses with high levels of training can perform a levade, which is a stunning move. This requires a lot of strength and skill on the part the horse. It is often seen in dressage and other horse show performances. It can be very rewarding for horse and rider to teach a horse how to perform a levade. This can also be a great way of adding variety to your training program. This article will show you how to teach your horse to perform a levade. It also includes the necessary equipment and steps. We will also address common problems that may arise and tips to help you succeed. We’ll also answer common questions regarding teaching horses to perform a levade.
Equipment and preparation
It is important to have the correct equipment before you begin the teaching process. A surcingle is a piece of webbing that has a buckle at one end. It’s used to levade horses. The surcingle should go around the horse’s chest just below the front legs. A dressage whip is a long stick that has a loop at its end. The loop should be wrapped around the neck of the horse, just below the ears. The horse must be prepared for the levade, in addition to the equipment. The horse must be able to perform other movements such as turning, backing and stopping. As these tools will be used in the teaching process, the horse must also feel comfortable using the whip and surcingle.
The Teaching Process
The teaching process can start once the horse has been properly prepared. First, introduce the horse the concept of the levade. You can show the horse a video or picture of a horse performing a lave. This will make it easier for the horse to understand what is expected. The next step is to give the horse the surcingle as well as the whip. The surcingle should go around the horse’s chest and the whip around his neck. Next, ask the horse to stand up. This will allow the horse to understand that the whip and surcingle are attached to his body. The next step is asking the horse to raise one of his legs. You can ask the horse to stand straighter and then ask him to raise one of his legs. After the horse lifts his leg, he should be rewarded. This is an important step because it helps the horse to understand what is expected. The next step is asking the horse to lift his legs. You can start by asking your horse to get back up and then ask him to lift his legs. The horse should be rewarded for raising both legs. The horse should also be asked to hold onto the levade for a couple of seconds. First, ask the horse to get back and then ask him to raise both legs and hold them for a while. The horse should be rewarded again for holding the levade.
Common Issues
A few common problems can occur when teaching horses how to do a levade. The most common problem is when the horse becomes anxious or uncomfortable while being asked to do the move. The horse may not be used to performing a move that requires strength and control. It is important to stop if the horse gets anxious. Before you continue, make sure the horse is familiar with the whip and the surcingle. A common problem is the horse not understanding what is expected. The horse may not be familiar with the concept a levade. It is important to explain to your horse what you expect of him.
Tips to Success
These tips will help you teach your horse how to do a levade. Before you begin, make sure the horse is familiar with the surcingle as well as the whip. Before asking the horse to do the move, make sure he is familiar with the concept. It is also important to reward your horse for every step. This will help the horse to understand the expectations and make the whole process more enjoyable.