Description

Simply put: a pattern is a planned ride.
When you ride with a plan…you'll begin to show up consistent.
The more consistent you are…the easier it is for your horse to become consistent. 

The magic of riding a pattern, especially a simple, boring pattern, is that it allows the rider to begin to observe their habits and their horse's habits. The most common habit often revealed is a riders' lack of preparation in transitions.

The opposite of riding a pattern is riding randomly. 
How can you tell if you are riding randomly?


• You'll make last-minute decisions.
• You'll cue quickly…and with very little preparation.
• This will reflect in your horse as resistance such as head tossing, etc. 

How would you benefit from riding 10 minutes a day on a 'boring' pattern?
What might you learn?