Conditioning your Event Horse - How to create a fitness program

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  • Опубліковано 6 лис 2012
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    BEGINNER NOV:
    Regular work 6 days/week
    Can also add hacks either pre or post ride most days
    NOVICE
    15 min trot every 4th day for 2 weeks, moving upto 20 min trot every 4th day for 2 weeks
    Canter work - Start with 20 min trot, then 3 x 2min canters seperated by 2 min walks with a long walk to cool down, every 4th day for 2 weeks
    Add 1 min of canter to the sets for the next month until you have performed 2 weeks of 3 x 4min canter sets
    TRAINING
    Same as above, but add an extra minute until your horse is comfortably doing 3x 5 min canters
    PRELIMINARY
    Same as above but now also adding in Hillwork. This is quite variable depending on the hill. Ask a professional for advice and err on the side of caution rather than running your horse too hard too fast.
    Good luck
    Evention is filmed and edited by Right Start Photography
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  • @bradleymalik201
    @bradleymalik201 10 років тому +51

    That look of pure joy on Jimmie's face when she got to slap Dom >>

  • @savannahqueen5545
    @savannahqueen5545 9 років тому +37

    they always have the best intros lolol

    • @Equestrian2001
      @Equestrian2001 8 років тому +2

      I know lol the one how to improve ur sitting trot the intro I started laughing so hard that I cried HaaHaa

    • @brookewhyte4598
      @brookewhyte4598 7 років тому

      Savannah Queen ikr

    • @brookewhyte4598
      @brookewhyte4598 7 років тому

      Equestrian2001 OMG YAS😂

  • @EventionTv
    @EventionTv  11 років тому +11

    Thank you for the nice feedback. We REALLY appreciate it

  • @tabihandy7641
    @tabihandy7641 6 років тому +5

    My showjumping/dressage ponies routine Monday: lunged .Tuesday : 45 mins schooling.Wednesday: 45mins schooling Thursday: day off .Friday : jumping .Saturday : intense hack with my friend (4mile circuit trot canter gallop with small intervals of walk .Sunday: 25 mins schooling then 1 1/2 mile walk hack .Please don’t say any of this is in correct as mike hallows has helped me create this along with his wife and daughter. On a sat or sun I go to a show but not every week

  • @nicolemastando7249
    @nicolemastando7249 11 років тому

    You are by far the best in explaining and covering the details in the most entertaining way! Thanks for awesome videos!

  • @silversunrise321
    @silversunrise321 11 років тому

    LOVE this one, especially the intro! Very helpful!! If I had a horse of my own I would be ALL over that winter training program. But for now, this is very, very helpful for the kind of work I should be doing with the horses I'm catch riding! Thank you!!!

  • @heidihoney1
    @heidihoney1 11 років тому

    Thank you so much for showing this video! I have my first event tomorrow, and I tried the topics you gave, and it has worked so well! My pony has gotten a lot better into shape! Thank you so much! I love these videos! I wish I lived closer to Aiken!

  • @samanthacash5646
    @samanthacash5646 9 років тому +7

    The intro though... lol

  • @dylanwaby9909
    @dylanwaby9909 8 років тому +3

    you guys always have the best intros! lol! love your videos. you guys have some really beutiful horses too! ☺

  • @theprettyawesome123
    @theprettyawesome123 11 років тому

    I was just thinking this was one you guys needed to post! You guys are the best :)

  • @XxHorsexObsessionxX
    @XxHorsexObsessionxX 11 років тому

    Thanks for doing these videos.. You always have great topics, and your tips are extremely helpful! Your winter training program sounds like a great idea, if I lived closer to Aiken I would love to do it! Thanks again for making such awesome videos

  • @evienotebaert3473
    @evienotebaert3473 11 років тому

    keeep posting, I love these and I would love you guys to post a video with a tour barn and a bit of you two riding with with you horses, that would be awesome !

  • @saffronhillary2463
    @saffronhillary2463 11 років тому

    Love all ur videos

  • @Dostiie
    @Dostiie 11 років тому

    This is just what I was looking for! Great video. Here in Quebec, eventing isn't very popular. So.. that's why there's not a lot of event coach. Next show season I was planning to start jumper and eventing in Ontario with my mare but I did not know how to organize a training plan. I'm lucky, on your videos I found everything I needed. Thank yoooou! And keep posting please!!
    BTW: Sorry for my English! I'm french :-)

  • @freehorsebreyer
    @freehorsebreyer 11 років тому

    This is so helpful!

  • @shenanagins9
    @shenanagins9 7 років тому

    Love this video you guys are hilarious!

  • @JustMeJewel
    @JustMeJewel 11 років тому

    lol I love love all of your videos!! especially the intros they are hilarious :)

  • @CdnEqChick
    @CdnEqChick 4 роки тому

    you guys crack me up so good :)

  • @BishopEventing98
    @BishopEventing98 11 років тому

    absolutely love your video series, and it would be amazing to train with you and your wife! :)

  • @biancadrgaer5795
    @biancadrgaer5795 11 років тому

    can you please come to western australia and do courses you lot are simply amazing

  • @northeastequestrian1893
    @northeastequestrian1893 11 років тому

    One: You're hilarious and Two: Keep the videos coming!! xoox

  • @marykaylay
    @marykaylay 11 років тому

    Thank you so much for creating this videos! They are incredibly helpful and also very entertaining! You're doing great, keep it up! And by the way, yous are an absolutely cute couple! ;)

  • @Caprilover73
    @Caprilover73 11 років тому +5

    Could you do a video on reconditioning your horse who is out of shape

  • @user-nn2gx7uu1w
    @user-nn2gx7uu1w 9 років тому +1

    Can you do a video on how you groom your horseand what you use? Your horses always look so clean and comfortable!! x

  • @Voldemortisdefeated
    @Voldemortisdefeated 11 років тому

    Haha love the intro!

  • @gracegrazziano8578
    @gracegrazziano8578 5 років тому +2

    2019 anyone?

  • @sleventingsisters4171
    @sleventingsisters4171 9 років тому

    this helped, but i go on a saturday to a big hill with hard ground and i canter him the cross country canter, and i do this every saturday or sunday, this depends on what i do on the friday, thanks xx

  • @thoroughbredstar14
    @thoroughbredstar14 10 років тому +1

    Jimmie has such a great body figure 😭

  • @FeralCheryl91
    @FeralCheryl91 9 років тому +1

    My sister loves eventing but works FIFO, so she employs me to get her horse ready for when she gets back. Said horse is an 18h, Trakehner x TB that HATES trotting at the best of times. -_- He's also inclined to canter very slowly and more up and down than forward. She wonders why I prefer SJing!! He's finally almost at Novice fitness by the sounds of it. Wish me luck!? =/ Hopefully this information helps!!

  • @ljequestrian6791
    @ljequestrian6791 9 років тому

    We're pretty lucky cause we have a race track (trotting track so is smaller and sand footing) a 10 min drive from us we can use for only $5, thats really good for interval training, tho will be interesting to see what my ottb does there :P

  • @omgequine
    @omgequine 4 роки тому

    HAHA the best start clip

  • @allisonrieber7461
    @allisonrieber7461 7 років тому +2

    is the winter program still going?

  • @macaylahamilton6187
    @macaylahamilton6187 6 років тому +3

    2018 anyone???

  • @mollyday8968
    @mollyday8968 6 років тому

    That intro 😂😂

  • @halfhalt6109
    @halfhalt6109 10 років тому

    This will be good after spring... My horse is sooo fat after spring grass, no matter how much I use the jenny Craig paddock! XD

  • @MaddieOnesti
    @MaddieOnesti 11 років тому

    I have an OTTB who is very good and a very good jumper. She doesnt rush jumps, but lands in a full gallop even when starting the jump in a trot over very small jumps (18 inches or so) she can jump 4+ ft, but not safely because of the galloping. Also when i ask her to canter she takes a few gallop strides before slowing into her beautiful working canter. any tips???

  • @28point8
    @28point8 10 років тому

    How to rate a horses blood count, coming out next month plus 25 fitness documentaries to rate percentages of fitness, cheers Jim

  • @ambercounterman9451
    @ambercounterman9451 10 років тому

    How do u condition your horse for races. if you only go up 3 days a week?

  • @emailkuan
    @emailkuan 8 років тому +2

    Can somebody please tell me what kind of jacket the gal is wearing in this video? It looks like it has a lot of pockets in just the right places! Thanks!

  • @ebonyabra-joiner587
    @ebonyabra-joiner587 10 років тому +3

    how do you sit well doing canter bareback please help :)

    • @amandaweber2555
      @amandaweber2555 5 років тому

      TheBlondeEquestrian I know I’m not a professional but I went to an Alycia Burton clinic once and she said to relax rather than tensing and absorb the impact with the thigh. It really helps a lot! (As a high-withered thoroughbred owner, trust me haha 😂) hope this helps!

  • @armysunicorn9630
    @armysunicorn9630 7 років тому +1

    Can someone give me specific details on how to condition a Andalusian/Lusitano for Eventing? He is a big horse and has big controlled strides but gets tired very easily and can't keep up with the other horses. I know he has potential because when we train with the other more experienced horses and riders they are always spooking, refusing and failing jumps, while he doesn't spook at all, he never refuses and clears the jumps like they were not even there. He is a natural at show jumping and dressage but I really need to work on cross country with him because he gets tired so easily. What I do now is gallop up and down a steep hill behind the stables I work at and that seems to be working but I worry for his joints. Honestly, if anyone can help me condition this horse I would be so grateful! He was so expensive but I just had to get him because he is an angel!

    • @MicaelaGutierrez2004
      @MicaelaGutierrez2004 6 років тому

      Not sure if you found a way to, but here’s what I do for conditioning. I make a few trainings in the usual week about trotting, then work with a lot of grid work. Walking up trails/hills really helps of leg/back strength and stamina. Plus taking in consideration the videos guide lines.

  • @aliciakylee1931
    @aliciakylee1931 9 років тому

    can your horse get well fit in just two weeks? cause I have rodeos coming up in may and my horses still have all their winter fat on.

    • @teej783
      @teej783 7 років тому +6

      Can you get ready for a marathon or a UFC fight in two weeks?

  • @jordanregoord433
    @jordanregoord433 8 років тому +1

    sorry, but the slapping was funny

  • @101jumpergirl101
    @101jumpergirl101 10 років тому

    okay lol but work on your fake slaps! :)