Secondly, we want to improve the gaits and direct elasticity into the movement with a minimum of effort and deepen the silhouette. This produces a pair that can reach the best of their capabilities. What Traurig exudes into her training is her enthusiasm. She suggests that riders be open-minded. For instance, we know that a horse's equilibrium is ruled by sensory perception.
Positive thoughts cause positive reaction.
Communication needs to be harmonious. We find balance. Traurig helps her students develop perception and then improve the execution of each movement. We must develop the back. There is a scale.