ARTICLES BY and ABOUT MANOLO MENDEZ
SCHOOLING THE HORSE | The Importance of Lengthening the Neck
LATERAL WORK | Part 1 - Beginning Lateral Work
LATERAL WORK | Part 2 - The Marriage of Lateral Work and Natural Collection
LATERAL WORK | Part 3 - Beyond Lateral Work
THE PREPARATION AND STARTING OF A YOUNG HORSE | Part 1
THE IN AND OUT OF WORK IN HAND
THE IMPORTANCE OF RIDING THE WHOLE HORSE
FINDING THE BALANCE | Dressage Today, July 2010
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SCHOOLING THE HORSE: THE IMPORTANCE OF LENGTHENING THE NECK
by Manolo Mendez with Ysabella Dean
Schooling the Horse Part 1 -- THE IMPORTANCE OF LENGTHENING THE NECK.pdf
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LATERAL WORK PART 1: BEGINNING LATERAL WORK
Lateral Work Part 1- Beginning Lateral Work.pdf
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LATERAL WORK PART 2: THE MARRIAGE OF LATERAL WORK AND NATURAL COLLECTION
Lateral Work Part 2- The Marriage of Lateral Work and Natural Collection.pdf
LATERAL WORK PART 3: Beyond Lateral Work
Beyond Lateral Work .pdf
THE PREPARATION AND STARTING OF A YOUNG HORSE (Part 1)
Preparation and Starting of a Young Horse Part 3.pdf
THE IN AND OUT OF WORK IN-HAND
By Manolo Mendez with K. Barber and C. Larrouilh
In and Out of Work In Hand .pdf
Finding the Balance
Manolo Mendez helps dressage riders focus on the physical and mental balance of training.
By Anne T. Phinney
Riders who participate in a Manolo Mendez clinic are awakened to an experience that goes well beyond the details of dressage movements. In fact, while Mendez is concerned with movement, he is also focused on the physical and
mental balance between horse and rider. To get into this holistic realm, the rider must recognize the horse as living flesh and bone. Of course, all clinicians and riders know this in theory, but Mendez goes to extreme measures to provide the rider with an epiphany. For only when the rider discovers this for herself can she truly incorporate it into a life-changing method of horse training.
DT July Mendez-1.pdf
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Supple and Tension Free: The Importance of Riding the Whole Horse
by Manolo Mendez with C. Larrouilh
Supple and Tension Free- The Importance of Riding the Whole Horse.pdf