Seven Deadly Sins of Dressage: How to Overcome Human Nature and Become a More Just, Generous Riding Partner for Your Horse

by Lance Wills, Douglas Puterbaugh

"Like the classic deadly sins, the seven deadly sins of dressage presented in this innovative guide-ignorance, timidity, pride, fear, gluttony, impatience, and sloth-wreak havoc on both rider and equine development and training. Calling attention to common mistakes and offering new strategies for avoiding age-old pitfalls, this manual addresses the philosophical issues of incorrect dressage training by examining each vice in depth. Using a touch of humor and sound advice, this guide comes complete with practical exercises, enlightening photographs, and useful information for becoming a better rider and person"--

168 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2012

Reviews

[Lynn · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think a lot of what he describes is what comes naturally to really gifted equestrians. I read a lot of dressage books and I will say I got a lot out of this one. Just sad I can't apply it as I now live in an unhorse friendly area of the country and had to sell my horse.
Do NOT like the cover!!!