Olivia Loiacono
Eventing - Mastering Your Cross Country Pace
Eventing - Mastering Your Cross Country Pace
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
In this video, international Eventer, Olivia Loiacono of OKL Eventing, shows you how to practice and master a good solid pace for the Beginner Novice, Novice, Training and Preliminary levels of the cross country course. There is a lot to think about when riding cross country; including keeping a proper galloping position to achieve a rhythmical, consistent and balanced pace. For any eventer, keeping the right pace for your level should become second nature, but it takes practice!
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Olivia Loiacono - click here to view her bio and other video topics or visit her website: okleventing.com
Waterford owned by Olivia Loiacono
Copper Meadows owned by Carolyn Hoffos
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Introducing Corner Jumps
Introducing Corner Jumps
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Simple corner jumps start to appear in low level cross country and become increasingly technical as the levels progress. It is crucial to introduce young horses to this obstacle in the correct way. Join International Eventer Olivia Loiacono as she demonstrates the necessary skills to properly negotiate this obstacle, such as establishing a line of direction, proper use of rein aids and incorporating the corner jump with a related line.
Running Time: 17 minutes and 37 seconds
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Olivia Loiacono - click here to view her bio and other video topics or visit her website: okleventing.com
Filo Sophia owned by Olivia Loiacono
Subway owned by Olivia Loiacono
Swede Equine owned by Hanna Mauritzson - click here for more information: www.swedeequine.com
Equine activities can be hazardous and may subject participants to injury. Neither Equestrian Coach, LLC nor Olivia Loiacono assume liability for your activities. This program provides general instructions and techniques that may not be suitable for everyone. No warranty is given regarding suitability of these instructions to the viewer.
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Get instant access to hundreds of videos with your annual or monthly subscription. Take advantage of the insight and expertise provided by our Olympic, Championship and World-Class riders, trainers and professionals. We are available anywhere, anytime - watch on the go from most tablets and mobile devices. With new topics added every month to our already large video library, EquestrianCoach is the premier source for equestrians to take their riding and training to the next level. Click here for complete details on our subscription options.
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Olivia Loiacono
Olivia Loiacono
Eventing
After years of training, riding, and competing all over the world Olivia decided to bring her knowledge and experience back to the Southern California eventing community.
