Dressage Masters: Techniques and Philosophies of Four Legendary Trainers
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The trainers are:
• Klaus Balkenhol: Olympic Individual Bronze and two-time gold Team medal winner; coached the German Olympic gold medal team including the individual silver and bronze medalists and the USA Olympic bronze medal team.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #67984 in Books
- Published on: 2006-07-01
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 160 pages
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From the Back Cover
The trainers are:
Klaus Balkenhol: Olympic individual bronze and twice team gold medal winner, who coached the German Olympic gold medal team and the USA Olympic bronze medal team; Ernst Hoyos: trained Ulla Salzgeber, winner of Olympic individual silver and bronze and two team gold medals, and Lisa Wilcox, member of the United States Equestrian Team bronze medal squad; Dr. Uwe Schulten-Baumer: trained Nicole Uphoff and Isabell Werth, each the winner of four Olympic gold medals. Isabell Werth also won two individual silver medals. These two riders are tied for the Olympic equestrian record of four gold medals. He also trained his son, Dr. Schulten-Baumer, Jr, winner of the Alternate Olympics individual silver and team gold, as well as an individual silver and team gold at the World Championships; George Theodorescu: trainer of many top international teams and riders, including his daughter Monica, three- time Olympic team gold medalist and twice World Cup champion.
Each interview includes insightful descriptions and sequence photographs of exercises and other teaching and competition techniques.
Already eagerly anticipated by the international dressage community, DRESSAGE MASTERS is destined to become both an instant and a perennial classic in the literature of classical horsemanship.
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Customer Reviews
An interesting take on the view of our top dressage professionals.
I really like how this book is put together. It interviews 4 top dressage trainers and asks them modern questions about the sport of dressage, what they think of judges, what makes a good horse, when to train a horse to do what. It is not a training how-to book but it gives you a glimpse into what they believe is an ideal way to do dressage. They state their opinions on how they wish the sport would change in the future for the betterment of the horses. They give you their training techniques here and there throughout the book. My favorite part is the question and answer done with each person. Beautiful color pictures of horses doing piaffe and passage. A good read with really good advice; wish all horseback riders could listen and follow their philosophies and the horse world would be a much better place.



