Jumping Exercises

This top hunter/jumper rider teaches you how to set your horse up to produce reliable changes after jumps.

Eventer Doug Payne shares his favorite footwork and accuracy exercise.

World-class jumper Richard Spooner taught riding and horsemanship at USHJA’s Emerging Jumper Rider Gold Star Clinic West.

Top jumper rider Richard Spooner shares one of his favorite bounce exercises. This exercise works for all levels of horses and riders and can help your horse engage his hindquarters and produce a "snappier" shoulder action.

Olympian Kent Farrington instructed riders over a gymnastics course on the second day of the 12th annual USEF George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session.

Grand prix jumper rider Callan Solem shares how to keep horses focused on their jobs with a strong rider position, clear aids and steady rhythm.

These three exercises will help you zero in on the fundamental skills you need for a successful round. In Part 3, top trainers Traci and Carleton Brooks teach you to jump two fences on a curve.

These three exercises will help you zero in on the fundamental skills you need for a successful round. In Part 2, top trainers Traci and Carleton Brooks teach you how a cloverleaf pattern exercise can teach you to think ahead, plan your turns and execute smoother courses.

These three exercises will help you zero in on the fundamental skills you need for a successful round. In Part 1, top trainers Traci and Carleton Brooks will teach you how to tune up your eye.

A simple gymnastic exercise is an important part of top show jumper Mandy Porter's prep for this weekend's FEI Longines World Cup™ Jumping Las Vegas.

McLain Ward shares a gymnastic exercise that helps him prep his horses for classes such as the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington qualifier.

Improve your horse’s pace, track and balance by practicing parts of this unique course at home, says derby star Liza Boyd. In Exercise 3, we learn to perfect the trot fence.