“Ten Ways to Develop Logical Training and Development Plan”
About Brendan
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Third Chat (550) Brendan Bergin 3 – “Ten Ways To Develop Precision Over Fences”
Fourth Chat (564) Brendan Bergin 4 – “Ten Ways to Develop Acceptance and Thoroughness”
Fifth Chat (640) Brendan Bergin 5 – “Ten Ways To Get Your Head In The Game”
Sixth Chat (669) Brendan Bergin 6 – “Ten Ways to Help Children Learn Effectively”
Seventh Chat (682) Brendan Bergin 7 – “Ten Ways To Get The Most Out Of A Training Session”
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Eighth Chat (715) Brendan Bergin 8 – “Ten Reasons the Rider Needs to be an Athlete”
About This Episode
“Ten Ways to Develop Logical Training and Development Plan”
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Ten Ways to Develop Logical Training and Development Plan
1. Have a good frame of reference to evaluate your training
– Constants
– Variables
– Rhythm (German)
– Shaping
2. Make sure the horse has clarity and understanding
3. Build your goals from the end of season to the beginning
4. Identify the skills gaps in the horse and the rider
5. Build on two fronts dividing each session (Rider skills / Horses skills)
6. Identify exercises that will develop a range of development aspects
7. Development puts you outside your comfort zone. Outside your comfort zone it is uncomfortable
8. Set realistic bench marks with your coach so you can measure your progress.
9. Keep positive and realistic – Stars and wishes!
10. Small wish and Big wish
Small wish from the lesson today what do you wish you could do better, positive and realistic how to improve movement (straightness, rhythm)
Big wish – look at what I have achieved over a big period of time
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