Introduction to 20-Meter Circles
Western Dressage
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1m 24s
Tim explains where in a dressage arena you will use a 20-meter circle. He shows which letters you will use to measure your circle and explains some common mistakes made when riding it.
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Visuals of a 20-Meter Circle
Tim shows the specific parts of a 20-meter circle and where it should be ridden during a Western dressage pattern. He gives a visual of how the circle should look and gives helpful tips to achieve this in your pattern. Tim also explains what the judges look for in a 20-meter circle.
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Geometry of Circles
Tim demonstrates how to correctly ride 20-meter circles tracking left at E, A and B. He explains where each circle should begin and end in order to be the correct size and shape.
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Using Cones to Improve Circles
You can use cones to improve the roundness of your circles. Tim explains where to place the cones and how to ride the exercise while his student demonstrates.
