Part two of Yogi Breisner's show jumping presentation at the 2013 USEA Ocala Symposium, presented by the USEA Instructors Certification Program, was geared toward Preliminary level riders and horses. The lesson was thorough as he guided riders through a variety of exercises ranging from simple suppleness and bending at the walk to an aerobically intense gymnastic jumping exercise. Missed Part one? Check it out at useventing.com/news/video-2013-ocala-symposium-show-jumping-yogi-breisner-part-i-training-level and keep up with all the rest of our videos on the USEA's official web video channel, useventing.tv.
This month we’re going to wrap-up our discussion on mindsets and how they can point us in the direction of growth, grit, and gratitude—or in the direction of disappointment, defeat, and dejection.
As spring and summer competitions approach, competitors, secretaries, course designers, volunteers, and so many more are preparing for the busy season ahead. Eventers can help to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved through a few simple steps.
Thanks to the generous donations of the Waredaca Eventing Education Foundation (WEEF) supporters as well as several organizers of Classic Three-Day Events across the country, WEEF is pleased to announce that this year, the Jimmy Wofford Legacy Fund Scholarship will once again be a nation-wide scholarship opportunity.
The second edition of the USEA Intercollegiate & Interscholastic Eventing Championships is anticipated to have record participation, and anyone who has attended the event in the past knows that the camaraderie is unbeatable. From the endless decorations to the team chants heard around the grounds, the Collegiate and IEL competitors know how to show their spirit, and their extra pep will again be accessed in the race for the coveted Spirit Awards.