Table of Contents

1. The Stages of a Jump
2. Flatwork for Jumping
3. Effects of the Rider's Position
4. Fences to Improve the Horse's Technique
5. Solving Problems
6. Polework
7. Grids and Related Distances
8. Influencing the Canter Lead
9. Courses
10. Indoor Cross-Country

Appendix: Table of Distances

About the Author

Melissa Troup BA, BHSII, is the Centre Manager for a busy BHS 'Where to Train' establishment in South Wales. She teaches adults and children, from beginners to advanced, as well as those competing in dressage and show jumping. She is an NVQ Assessor and a registered trainer for the BHS Riding and Road Safety exam. Everyday Jumping is her second book: her first, Themed Lesson Plans, was published early in 2006, also by Kenilworth Press

Reviews

A comprehensive, easy-to-follow book for riders of all levels.