It is available at tack shops or from the USPC . Without guidance, your talent will be wasted, and neither horse nor rider can reach their full potential. There are, however, many pitfalls for the unsophisticated lesson taker. This article will discuss some of the problems and help you get the most out of your lesson dollar. By constant repetition.
Humans learn in the same way- by constant repetition.
It is not enough for your instructor to tell you something only once. After weeks or months of being reminded, that item will become ingrained, and will be replaced by something else about which you need to be reminded. A good instructor will not nag you about too many things at once, but pick the most important ones that need improvement. If you make progress, these reminders will increase in sophistication. Regular lessons are a must, but observing other riders in lessons, watching your instructor school horses, being exposed to the complete stable management routine, and observing at competitions all reinforce the lessons you have learned.